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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Graduate student Remus Hebhang-Balan prepares to hit the ball. The men's tennis team was ranked No. 25 in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics polls.

Men’s and women’s tennis preps for final matches

Alana Thompson, Sports Editor April 4, 2025

The Loyola men’s and women’s tennis teams have entered their final stretch of matches in the 2024-25 season.  The women’s team is currently ranked No. 8 in the most recent National Association...

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Grande lets the light in via “eternal sunshine deluxe: brighter days ahead”

Francisco Esteves, Digital Director April 4, 2025

When Ariana Grande released “eternal sunshine” last spring, she invited us into her most vulnerable and reflective work yet. It was an album of heartbreak, reckoning, and eventual emotional clarity....

Loyola University hosts New Orleans Entrepreneurship Week.

OPINION: Are unpaid internships ethical?

Mark Michel, Editorial Writer April 4, 2025

As college students, we are all familiar with internships and their importance, and many of us are, sadly, intimately familiar with applying for unpaid internships. The concept seems like it makes a lot...

Baseball eyes conference title

Baseball eyes conference title

Matthew Richards, Editor-in-Chief April 4, 2025

As the regular season winds down, Wolf Pack baseball finds themselves ranked outside of the top 10 in the most recent National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics poll coming in at No. 12.  After...

Loyola flim club performs its second “Rocky Horror”

Valentina Russell April 4, 2025

Loyola’s Film Club put on a shadow cast production of the cult classic movie, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, this past week. Tickets were sold for the performance on Friday while Thursday’s was for...

Comparing life on campus and off campus: The student housing experience

Francisco Esteves, Digital Director April 4, 2025

For college students, one of the biggest decisions they face is whether to live on or off campus. At Loyola University New Orleans and neighboring Tulane University, this choice can greatly affect cost,...

The WolfPack cheer teams poses for a picture. The team received its highest score in program history.

Loyola cheer reflects on end of season

Hannah Darcey March 30, 2025

The Loyola competitive cheer team wrapped up their 2025 season after competing in the Southern States Athletic Conference Championship in Decatur, Alabama.  The team finished with a new program record,...

A Loyola sign sits bathed in sunlight outside Marquette Hall.

EDITORIAL: Should Loyola be a Sanctuary Campus?

Editorial Board March 30, 2025

Loyola has a decision to make - and a task force has been assigned by President Cole for discussion and deliberation.  As freedom of speech for college students who are legal residents here is under...

Ms. Ruby working in Loyola's Main Campus Market on March 25, 2025. Ms. Ruby has been working at Loyola for 19 years.

Beyond the Checkout Line: Ms. Ruby’s Compassion Makes Loyola Brighter

Eloise Pickering, Managing Editor March 30, 2025

Amidst the hustle and bustle of busy college life, this individual remains a positive light at Loyola University every evening.  Ruby Kennell not only works in the Market on main campus, her warm disposition...

Threatening green cards proves freedom of speech isn’t always free

Cecilia Calderin, Staff Writer March 30, 2025

The recent detainment of students and revocation of green cards and visas across the country due to involvement in pro-Palestine protests has sparked fear and disappointment across college campuses, including...

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“Snow White” gives us diversity, but the film fails to entertain

Alyvia Pierson, Staff Writer March 30, 2025

Marc Webb’s musical fantasy film Snow White hit theatres on March 21, as the seventh live-action Disney princess film. My Tiktok and Instagram feeds have recently been filled with hate towards the film....

Sunrise on the Reaping: A relevant story for activists at Loyola

Valentina Russell March 30, 2025

The newest Hunger Games novel, Sunrise on the Reaping, was released on March 18th, and is Suzanne Collins’ newest edition to her literary universe, and revolves around Haymitch Abernathy, a character...

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