More and more students have turned to pet adoptions to find a sense of connection that the pandemic has taken away. That connection to someone or something is a feeling that Frazier Woods, university counselor,...
The Planters NUTmobile rolled into New Orleans last week and is heading out of town today after its crew spent time “hanging out and spreading smiles,” according to Peanutter Shannon Hope. The 26-foot...
Pop culture's mass usage of African-American English has diffused the language from the Black community into the general American public, raising questions about this appropriation and its impacts.
This...
By Ahnia Leary
Do They Care About Me?
Do they care about me?
The body of my brother once warm grows cold,
Do they care about me?
A scared young life that will never grow old,
Do...
Sophomore Cy Jones plans to stuff “Al” E. Gator or “Pudge” the Pig at the University Programming Board’s Bears 4 Bae event this Thursday. The event comes just a few days before Valentine’s...
With Mardi Gras parades being canceled because of the coronavirus, many small businesses and artists have found their work disrupted.
Because of the city’s well-known reputation regarding the event,...
Digital filmmaking senior Troy Pierre II initiated alignment with his creative field at a young age. Now, his latest work "The Tide's Turning" stands on a billboard on the corner of Loyola Avenue and Poydras...
For most, it was just a Sunday. For others, it was Alpha Kappa Alpha’s sorority initiation day. For Lauren King and her line sisters, it was the first day of the rest of their lives.
Now, AKA’s...
With Orleans Parish cancelling its parades for the first time since 1979, krewes and parade members have adopted socially-distanced ways of celebrating Mardi Gras.
Queen of Sparta Shannon Garrety, A'20,...
While the Dec. 28 men's basketball game between Loyola University New Orleans and the University of Southern Mississippi was only an exhibition contest, it meant so much more to two of its participants.
On...
As COVID-19 cases surged through the country, anxiety and isolation set in for many people. The confusion and stress of what the virus really was and when it would end began to sink into society. Loyola...
Everyone knows that friends who pole dance together stay together.
At least, that's according to Alyson Hetzel and Regina Nicosia, who are students, friends and pole dancers.
Hetzel, digital film...
