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BREAKING: Students drop a banner criticizing tuition raises

Eloise Pickering, Managing Editor
April 29, 2025
Eloise Pickering
Loyola students drop a banner the Communications/Music Complex criticizing tuition raises on April 29, 2025. Loyola University New Orleans plans to raise tuition prices for all students.

Today at noon, right before the window between classes, a group of Loyola students dropped a banner outside of the Communications/Music Complex criticizing tuition raises and advocating for affordable education.

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