Illustrations by Mary Graci and Photo by Linda Hexter
New Orleans Food Festival
From devouring dishes from over 50 American restaurants at the street festival to participating in the...
People filed into Mardi Gras World for the BUKU Music + Art Project.
On March 13-14, with the sound of music in the air and packed crowds of college students, the music and art festival appeared...
Tom pushed through the doors of Tonino’s out onto the street, stopping at the curb to look up and down the road. Up the street were more restaurants — mom and pop joints established by the honest...
For high school junior Lizzi Kehoe, the feminist movement is all about support.
“Sometimes, girls are afraid to speak their minds or reveal the struggles they’ve been facing due to the stereotypes...
In collaboration with Temple Sinai, Loyola will be staging a performance that retells the Biblical story of Elijah.
The performance, which is based on a histrionic oratorio written by Felix Mendelssohn,...
Students looking for health and beauty tips don’t need to rifle through fashion magazines — some alternatives may just be a desk away.
Loyola students and stylists are sharing some of their go-to...
Tom opted out of classes after his meeting with Daniels. He spent the rest of the morning and part of the afternoon inside his apartment, collecting his thoughts. Melanie was busy with classes all day,...
For some actors, getting into character and adopting a new persona can be a challenge.
However, theatre arts and business junior Shelby Kirby, cast as Babe Botrelle for Loyola’s production of...
In addition to a college education, critical thinking skills, career opportunities and a certified degree, a Loyola club now offers the chance to become a Pokémon master.
The Loyola Video Game Club...
Satisfying sweat seeping of skin
Stretched over sun-browned shoulders
Not the kind that smells anxious and acidic or from bitter cold when you wear too many jackets inside.
Sweat like just-ripe...
