The Wolf Pack volleyball team continued its win streak on Friday after defeating Blue Mountain Christian for the first time in three years by a score of three sets to one.
“I think the six game streak...
All the work, none of the credit.
In 2021, Loyola dismantled the studio arts program and merged the fine arts degree with the design degree from the School of Communication and Design. This was just...
New Orleans finds a way to party no matter the season. The Krewe of Boo parade began in 2009 as a Hurricane Katrina relief fund.
This year’s parade featured 15 floats, more than 450 riders, and...
Arriving at Loyola University in 2021, I was aware of a new chapel that was soon to be built. As a Catholic student, I was very excited for this new addition to the campus due to what I felt was a lack...
The role of a university president, especially in times of social upheaval, is one of delicate balance. It's a job that demands both steady authority and an ear finely attuned to the shifting dynamics...
Funk Fest took on the French Quarter in its yearly celebration of New Orleans music. Featuring all types of funk, the festival united people in benefit of the The Louisiana Music and Heritage Experience.
The...
On the opening night of their 2024-25 campaign, Loyola’s men’s basketball team defeated the Southern University of New Orleans Knights 89-71 in the Den.
“It feels great to start the season with...
Over fall break, I made it a mission to embrace the cultural shift to autumn through local activities, from pumpkin patching to sightseeing to cheerful consumerism.
Taylor Swift Era's Tour Skeleton...
"Go out and get some fresh air," the Ripley star tells EW with a laugh. "Stop watching. Stop crying. Stop crying in your room with your curtains closed. Do something better with your life. It's a great...
Less than 5% of undergraduate students voted for the current student government president and vice president.
In March, elections commissioner James Salinas announced the winning ticket, which received...
Immigrants built this country, and immigrants built New Orleans. The Irish who arrived in the 1800s didn’t come solely to escape famine—they came to work, often enduring brutal conditions as they labored....
Every Sunday, one local Krewe gathers to parade through the streets in vibrant colors, dancing to the beat of a brass band. The Krewe of Good Fellas took over, shutting down St. Charles Avenue, then moved...
