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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Taylor Swift reveals purple bodysuit that she described as "very New Orleans" on her third performance in the city on Oct. 27, 2024. Her New Orleans stop was the second to last U.S. show on the tour.

Taylor Swift brings magic to New Orleans

Maleigh Crespo November 8, 2024

When Taylor Swift made her star-studded appearance in the Big Easy for The Eras Tour, it felt like the entire city had embraced her. From the giant friendship bracelets on the dome, an entire section...

"Dix on South Rampart." Courtesy of Christine Harvey.

“Picturing Blackness”: Photo gallery honors New Orleans photographer

Eloise Pickering, Managing Editor November 8, 2024

Loyola University’s Monroe Library has unveiled a new photography exhibition, “A Tribute to Harold Baquet: Picturing Blackness.”  Located on the 4th floor of Monroe Library in the Diboll Design...

Sophomore forward Alissa O’Dell stands on the baseline during a free throw in an exhibition match vs. Tulane University in the Den on Nov. 2, 2024 in New Orleans, La.

Loyola hosts Tulane for first time since 1972

Matthew Richards, Executive Editor November 2, 2024

For the first time since 1972, a Loyola team welcomed Division I neighbors Tulane University to the Den for an exhibition basketball match. “We had a scheduling issue at Devlin, so the game wasn’t...

Beyond The Eras Tour: How students can help address homelessness

Aaron Covin, Opinion Editor November 1, 2024

Governor Jeff Landry’s ability to have a positive legislative impact could perhaps only be rivaled by his ability to fly or walk on water. This notion was underscored last week with his decision to relocate...

Junior guard Alex Hammond dribbles the ball against Southern University of New Orleans in the Den on Oct. 24, 2024. Hammond led the team in scoring on the night with 17 points.

Men’s Basketball tips off 2024-25 season

Alana Thompson November 1, 2024

The men’s basketball team has made preparations during the offseason to have a fast, strong start to their 2024-25 campaign. To gear up for the upcoming season, third-year head coach Donald Reyes...

COLUMN: Judicial elections are important too

Ava Dufrene November 1, 2024

Louisiana is one of eleven states with partisan judicial elections and does not use retention elections during subsequent terms. A retention election is where voters are asked to vote on the standing of...

@Loynoconfess: Problematic or Essential?

Ashlyn Bobb Collins November 1, 2024

@Loynoconfess, is it good or bad? Does it improve the social scene on Loyola’s campus or hurt it? What is the motivation behind this page? These are all questions I believe students ask themselves when...

Graduate Student Milan Mejia dribbles the ball against LSU in an exhibition match in Baton Rouge, La. on Oct. 29, 2024. Photo courtesy of Payton Prichard.

Loyola and LSU face off in Baton Rouge

Matthew Richards, Executive Editor November 1, 2024

The Wolf Pack men’s basketball team traveled to Baton Rouge to play an exhibition contest against the Division I Louisiana State University Tigers at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center in the second game...

Film Fest for the win

Film Fest for the win

Zac Lester November 1, 2024

The New Orleans Film Festival is back for its 35th year running, and I couldn't miss the chance to go and check it out. Tucked away in the Contemporary Arts Centre located in the Warehouse District, just...

Courtesy of Greenwich Entertainment

Class war has never been so fun

Chris Maldonado November 1, 2024

Every time I think I am tired of “Eat the Rich” type movies, I am almost immediately reminded of why I never think that. The latest reminder to me was the 2024 black comedy thriller simply titled "Coup!"...

Music industry professor and stage coordinator Jonathan McHugh and Loyola President Xavier Cole pose in front of the Passing the Torch Stage sponsored by the College of Music and Media. Cole performed music with students at the festival.

President Cole, students perform at Funk Fest

Ecoi Lewis, Worldview Editor November 1, 2024

New Orleans Funk Fest had twice the turnout as last year, according to Jonathan McHugh, music professor and coordinator. The festival, set in the French Quarter, featured a performance by Loyola President...

Women’s hoops looks to improve on last season’s Sweet 16 run

Matthew Richards, Executive Editor November 1, 2024

Coming off a season that saw them reach the Round of 16 at the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics National Tournament for the first time in 10 seasons, and an NAIA national ranking of 13...

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