Elinor Upham, The Wolf Editor
• September 20, 2024
Sometimes a piece of media comes along that looks innocuous at first – silly, even unworthy of my time – but that turns out to mean more to me than I could have possibly known. “My Lady Jane” is...
The Loyola Women’s Golf participated in their first two events this past week, an exhibition match against Spring Hill College on Sept. 3 and the Skyhawk Invitational hosted by Point University on Sept....
Grammy nominated artist Big Freedia debuted a new song at Loyola’s music industry and theater forum.
The New Orleans native performed pieces from her newest project, a Gospel album titled Pressing...
“Challengers” is a challenging movie to watch for those with a lack of imagination.
One of summer’s blockbusters is not for viewers with morals. Director Luca Guadagnin managed to create a film...
To call the University Student Board of Appeals a "broken system" would be to overstate its existence. At Loyola, there is no longer any such system to break. What passes for an appeals process now is,...
Crescent City Stage has brought its sixth professional play to Loyola’s Marquette Theatre: a modern version of the classic playwright “A Doll’s House.”
Jana Mestecky, director and co-founder...
On the one hand, I can talk extensively about my interests with my grandparents and other older people who I meet - but there are not nearly as many people my age who share them. And at the same time,...
Loyola Men’s and Women’s cross country teams began their season at the Battle for New Orleans, a meet hosted by the University of New Orleans and Tulane at Lake Oak’s Park on Friday, Aug....
With September here, the National Football League season is underway. If you’re not already a Saints fan, here’s some facts to pique your interest in the Black & Gold.
The New Orleans...
Southern Decadence New Orleans, one of the Gulf South's largest Pride celebrations, returned to the French Quarter for its 52nd year on Sept. 1, 2024, despite turbulent weather throughout the weekend....
It has been awhile since I found myself as excited for a film, especially a horror film, as I have for director Oz Perkins’ latest and greatest feature, “Longlegs”. The film, set in the 1990s, follows...
Imagine being involved in a criminal trial for a serious charge. Your future hinges on the outcome of this trial. At the same time, Loyola University is demanding that you also defend yourself in a university...
