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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Coach Kelly Kennedy posing with her 400 career sign along with her basketball player. she has been at Loyola for 18 years. Courtesy Heidi Herrera- Wanke

Coach Kennedy milestone: 400 career wins

Mary Ella Hastings, Managing Editor February 27, 2026

Women's basketball coach Kelly Kennedy coached her 200th winning game at Loyola.  The win took place at an away game against Life University in Georgia. Kennedy has been coaching women's basketball at...

President Donald Trump speaks during a session on his Board of Peace initiative at the Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Thursday, Jan. 22, 2026. (AP Photo/Markus Schreiber)

The state of the union

James Wyrtzen, Staff Writer February 27, 2026

On Jan. 20, we passed the one-year mark of this Trump administration. However, this year, 2026, represents the 10th year that America has dealt with the Trump circus in our institutions. 10 years of waking...

Mens team sitting on the side of the court.  They have won their last two home games and Competing in the SSAC Championship.

Homecoming win: The second to last home game

Keri Smith, Sports Editor February 27, 2026

The Loyola University New Orleans men’s and women’s basketball teams picked up wins during Thursday’s homecoming games at The Den, completing a sweep in front of a large crowd. The women’s team...

Professor Jonathan McHugh interviewing Scott Rodger in Nunemaker auditorium on Tuesday, Feb 10, 2026.

Scott Rodger speaks after film screening

Elise Beck, Life and Times editor February 27, 2026

Loyola’s advance screening of “Man on the Run,” Morgan Neville’s documentary about Paul McCartney, brought the community an opportunity to look at a very specific time period in the star’s life.  The...

Server holding food

OPINION: From The Other Side of the Table

Claire Kerr, Staff Writer February 27, 2026

Adam Reiner, veteran of top New York restaurants recently wrote an article for the Wall Street Journal about what the waitstaff really thinks about their guests. Reiner spoke on how a successful dining...

What Black Mardi Gras Means to Loyola Students

What Black Mardi Gras Means to Loyola Students

Angelica Pineda, Assistant Worldview Editor February 22, 2026

Mardi Gras is a tourist’s paradise. The allure of the flashy krewes accompanied by obscure, and sometimes absurd, themes as well as countless other festivities is hard for anyone to miss.  However,...

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