In 2005, when Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans, it did more than just flood streets and destroy homes; it disrupted Loyola’s academics, student life, and athletics, leaving teams scattered and seasons...

In a city full of unique decadence, it is easy to get lost in the ebbs and flows of our ever-changing fashion. As different trends rise with the heat and students return to school with fresh inspiration...

Upon studying at Loyola, Von Gocan was able to delve deeper into his passion of creating hip hop music, as a result of his environment, making a path that is unique to him. He credits not only the culture...

Although Loyola is uptown, there are a lot of students that commute from other areas of the city. One of these areas is New Orleans East, an underserved area of New Orleans. Community Health Center New...

Twenty years ago, the United States failed New Orleans. Today, the people are still paying the price.  On August 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina swept through the Gulf Coast, plowing through the city. If...

As we reflect on the 20-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, we would like to recognize universities that lent a helping hand to our students in times of crisis and disaster.  When Katrina struck...

When we talk about disasters, it’s easy to get lost in numbers: how many homes were destroyed, how many billions in damages, how many lives were lost. But behind each statistic is a story, and behind...

When you know New Orleans, you adore it. There is a haunting spirit over the city, a magic that determines nothing will ever change it. Not even Hurricane Katrina, one of the worst humanitarian disasters...

Race Against Time, revisits Hurricane Katrina, which destroyed New Orleans nearly 20 years ago, with an unwavering focus on the racial injustices that transformed a tragedy into one of the most obvious...

Every year, Loyola markets itself as a place of affordability. Students choose this university not only for its academics, but because it has offered a supportive environment where financial barriers...

The start of August used to be days in the slow heat of a New Orleans summer, a time when students were still soaking up their last few moments of freedom or still on vacation. But this year, Loyola University...