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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Blas Isasi's sculpture 1,001,532 CE on display at the Ford Assembly Line building in Gentilly, Louisiana.

Peruvian artist comments on post-colonial world

Violet Bucaro, News Director March 17, 2025

Peruvian born New Orleans traveling artist Blas Isasi advocates for human rights through sculpture art. He makes statements on society inspired by Andean tradition and history to uncloak the impact of...

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OPINION: Transparency on Vice President of Finance, Stuart Gay

Em Bay March 15, 2025

On Jan. 14, Loyola University announced that Stuart Gay will become the vice president of finance and assume oversight of the university’s financial functions. To most students and faculty, this is just...

Marquette Hall sits bathed in sunlight.

EDITORIAL: Black History is American History. Protect it.

March 11, 2025

The story of the United States cannot be told fairly or accurately without African-Americans being a vital part of it, a topic that has been debated alongside diatribes about the rollback of diversity,...

Preslie Boswell prepares to spike the ball. The beach volleyball team had a 9-14 record last season.

Beach volleyball preps for season with historic ranking

Alana Thompson, Sports Editor February 21, 2025

The Loyola beach volleyball team has begun preparing for the start of their 2025 season, being ranked No. 9 in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics preseason polls. Under third-year...

Junior Catherine Singletary follows through after swimming. The women's team started the season ranked No. 17 in the preseason polls. Courtesy of Wolfpack Athletics.

Men’s and women’s golf swings into spring season

Anna Seriot February 21, 2025

For the Loyola men and women’s golf teams, they have begun preparing for a season full of tournaments, matches, and competitions. The women’s team entered this season ranked No. 17 in the National...

Blue Ivy Carter arrives at the premiere of "Mufasa: The Lion King" on Monday, Dec. 9, 2024, at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. (Photo by Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP)

‘Mufasa: The Lion King’ was a necessary addition to the franchise

Maleigh Crespo February 21, 2025

After logging my experience watching “Mufasa: The Lion King” on the movie rating app Letterboxd, giving it five stars, I found that my ranking was higher than most of the film’s reviews. The film...

OPINION: Why black history and excellence needs to be celebrated

Gabrielle Stanfield February 21, 2025

To understand the importance of Black people, specifically African Americans, taking up space and celebrating Black History Month, you need at least a drop of knowledge about American history and the treatment...

Super Bowl Stars: Loyola students shine during pre-Super Bowl performances

Super Bowl Stars: Loyola students shine during pre-Super Bowl performances

Callie Honeycutt February 21, 2025

Every city is exploding with opportunities for its residents, and New Orleans is no exception, but it's up to us to seize the opportunities we want. Two Loyola undergrad students, sophomore Vienna Notarianni...

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Sophia Renzi, Assistant Photo Director February 21, 2025

History of the Super Bowl in New Orleans

June Fernandez February 14, 2025

The Glory, the Lombardi Trophy, The Big Game. All of these terms are synonymous with what we know as the Super Bowl, a national sporting event so large that some think Super Bowl Sunday and the following...

A Residency for the People: Bad Bunny’s Historic Homecoming

Julia Bueno, PR Director February 14, 2025

Bad Bunny is making history once again, this time with a 30-date residency at Puerto Rico’s most iconic venue, the Coliseo de Puerto Rico, affectionately known as El Choli. The residency, titled "No...

OPINION: Censorship in Healthcare is Violence

Maeve Karnes February 14, 2025

A digital book burning is happening right under our noses, and the alarm bells don’t seem to be ringing loud enough.  In the midst of a tidal wave of executive orders by Donald Trump, government-associated...

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