With the holidays just around the corner, it’s time to start enjoying all of the seasonal cheer that the city has to offer. Local favorites have returned this year, spreading holiday joy throughout the...

Students and professors in Loyola’s studio arts program hope sculpture can thrive in its new department once the major merges with the graphic design program within five years. Art professor Sara...

Over the years, Edgar Wright has become known for his highly stylized, meticulously edited, and incredibly quirky films. His latest film “Last Night in Soho” is no exception. Wright has predominantly...

“A fable from a true tragedy,” reads an inscription at the beginning of Pablo Larraín's “Spencer.” The line between real and imagined is blurred in the fictionalized biopic. It is hard to separate...

“Surreal.” That’s how Jessica Penouilh described her first day of work as a member of the New Orleans Pelicans’ Hype Team. Penouilh said she’ll never forget walking on to the court for the...

“That’s a wrap!” The three words any film industry worker hopes to hear. This phrase is the indication that the work day has finally ended… or has it? Over the summer, I had the opportunity to...

Bearing witness to America’s racial reckoning during a pandemic and protest is an unimaginable experience that Black journalists like myself had to endure. It was our professional responsibility to...

After being named the Southern States Athletic Conference regular-season champions and finishing as runners-up at the SSAC Championship tournament, Loyola's volleyball team is reflecting back on the season’s...

Systems of racism that permeate into our healthcare are lethal. The long-term trauma that communities of color experience has grave consequences. Chronic, sustained stress associated with racial trauma...

Music industry and trumpet performance junior Teddy Tietze, also known by his stage name “Shmoo,” said he came to Loyola without ever writing popular music. He didn’t know how to record until freshman...

With finals season among us, it's important to prioritize self care. What better way to do so than by unwinding and watching a film or TV series? Here are the latest releases to watch and stream this week. Money...

When I first heard about Denis Villeneuve adapting Frank Herbert’s novel “Dune” for the big screen, I became anxiously excited. I had seen his previous film “Blade Runner 2049,” an exceptional...