When New York State Assembly member Zohran Mamdani secured the Democratic nomination earlier this year, it seemed as if New Yorkers had spoken–the young socialist had beaten out Andrew Cuomo.  Former...

The Loyola men’s basketball team opened the 2025–26 season with a statement, defeating Texas A&M University-San Antonio 94-61 in the Den - marking the first win of the Trey Lindsey era. The...

Cole Haase, a sophomore on the Loyola men’s golf program, has been selected for Loyola’s Pursuit of Excellence spotlight due to his persistence and support while on the team.  Although Haase has...

Loyola students are known for speaking up and protesting when we see something wrong. We protest for climate justice, advocate for equality, and rally for human rights. But for some reason when it comes...

Artificial intelligence is not only a contributor to the loneliness epidemic but also an advocate for it, as it is often marketed as a “friend”. The push for AI’s integration into everyday life and...

I’m a senior communications student and as graduation approaches, my career goals are coming into sharper focus. My plan is to continue building my business and portfolio during the year following graduation...

Helena Moreno’s victory in the New Orleans mayoral race marks more than a routine political shift; it represents a turning point for the city’s priorities and values. Winning with 55% of the vote,...

Earlier this month, Loyola film school alum Jonathan Presson sent me a message about his film being selected for the New Orleans Film Festival. He explained that his film “Last of the Shrimpers”...

The room hums with the low buzz of computers and the rapid clicking of keyboards. Headsets are on, eyes are locked in, and every player is fully focused on the match unfolding on their screens. It’s...

Amani Weary’s life appears dazzling as she stands in the center of the stage, the spotlight trailing behind her.  The sophomore musical theatre major let me shadow her during the opening night of Loyola’s...

There’s something about New Orleans that makes you feel like you already know it, even if you’ve never set foot there. As an online student, I may be miles away, but that distance doesn’t stop me...

It is that time of the year when the fall leaves start to turn colors and the wind picks up into an autumn breeze. In the early 2000s both my sister and I would rush home and sit in front of a TV to catch...