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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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New Orleans is no place for J.D. Vance

New Orleans is no place for J.D. Vance

Aaron Covin, Opinions Editor October 4, 2024

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....

Good Fella member leaves the meeting point and receives welcoming cheers.

Second Line Sunday bounces through St. Charles

Sophia Renzi October 4, 2024

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...

Loyola student Samantha Guillotte stands to the left of Loyola professor David Grunfled at the New Orleans Saints vs.
Philadelphia Eagles game on Sept. 22, 2024 at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, LA.

Who Dat? Photo students get to see Saints up close

Eloise Pickering, Managing Editor October 4, 2024

Senior Siobhan Terry spent an “unforgettable” day assisting professional photographers at the first home Saints game of the season.  Professor and Director of Photography at the Times-Picayune...

Courtesy of the Disney Channel

“Gravity Falls”: a decade later, and still going strong

Gabriela Santos October 4, 2024

Let’s go back to early 2012, a time when many of us were children glued to our TV screens. If you were anything like me, you were probably watching The Disney Channel. During the commercial breaks, a...

Gordon Ramsay grills Impossible Burgers on set on Sept. 28 in the Peace Quad.

Gordon Ramsay cooked, served, and ate

Taylor Falgout, The Wolf Creative Director October 4, 2024

Chef Gordon Ramsay made an unexpected appearance on Loyola’s campus last weekend to film a segment for his upcoming kitchen renovation show, “Kitchen Nightmares.” Ramsay invited students to try a...

Students representing Colombia serve
food.

“Travelling the world in one room”

Anna Seriot October 4, 2024

The International Student Association organized its annual international festival to honor the many cultures present on campus. With the help of the ISA and the Center for International Education, students...

Biology freshman Nicholas Martin sits in the Residential Quad. Martin honed his
skills during meets all through his high school career.

Loyola’s first decathlete in 12 years can do it all

Maleigh Crespo September 27, 2024

Biology freshman Nicholas Martin’s athletic journey began in high school, where he played eight different sports: football, baseball, basketball, swim, tennis, cross country, and track and field. Of...

Courtesy of Polo Grounds RCA

Flacko Forever

Wesly Gabriel September 27, 2024

Harlem-born rapper A$AP Rocky used fashion and music to escape from the harsh realities of his upbringing. As a child, his family moved between homeless shelters, he lost his brother to a shooting, and...

Within the gallery, viewers were able to connect with the art intimately.

Art as Resistance

Victoria Marino September 27, 2024

Through prayers, music, and spoken word, people showed support for the people of Palestine at “The New Orleans Palestinian Resistance Fair: A Celebration of Mass Movements, Popular Struggles and the...

"A Postcard from Outlaw Country"

“A Postcard from Outlaw Country”

James Wyrtzen September 27, 2024

While I waited for the doors to open at The Fillmore, a guy walked up to several people around me. He asked if they’d be willing to give an interview about what they love about country music. Most decline,...

A Warning for Free Expression

Aaron Covin September 27, 2024

Penn State University abruptly removed its student-run newspaper, The Daily Collegian, from newsstands across campus, citing a violation of its advertising policy. The ads in question were innocuous by...

New women’s futbol club seeks to leave legacy on campus

Anna Therapondos September 26, 2024

In recent history, Loyola has lacked a women’s futbol team. This semester, however, a few students have decided to take it upon themselves to create an additional space for female athletics. Sophia...

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