Loyola students and friends Abigail Schmidt, Savannah Bergeron, Ty Johnson, Aidan O’Connor, and Sophia Christ saw a need to have events and house shows that weren’t just for the bands but for something...

Artistically known as “Aubrey Jane,” English junior Aubrey McClaran has always had an affinity for music, particularly singing and songwriting. As a child, McClaran would come up with melodic lines...

I, like many other 20-somethings, was on Tumblr when the dark academia aesthetic first went viral, and I fell in love instantly. It was everything that I loved all rolled up into one: slightly pretentious,...

Everyone's favorite campus sandwich stop has gained some new menu items. The Subway "Sidekicks" include footlong versions of their signature chocolate chip cookies, along with footlong pretzels and churros,...

Freshman Paloma Mariateigui is looking to bring Miami life to New Orleans through the release of her debut single, “Un Amor.” “Un Amor,” is a fun electro dance song in “Spanglish,” as Mariateigui...

Professor Edouard L. Crago, a faculty member at Loyola since 2010, boasts a unique background blending both art and science. Raised in New Orleans, Crago's early exposure to academia came through his...

After seeing yoga in the peace quad, computer science junior Amorè Clark’s interest was piqued, leading him to want to participate. Upon joining the group, he followed the lead of the instructor...

Filmmakers have been attempting to portray the human experience in its totality for as long as there has been film to capture, yet it is an extremely difficult task. Even if I think it's been expressed...

New Orleans creative collective, “f/504,” which was founded by Loyola student Lillian Wilkin and alumna Emilee Chubb, prompts connection and collaboration for local creatives free of charge. Their...

The sound and shape of evil are elusive ones. A common refrain whenever a horrific event happens nowadays is, “They never seemed like they were capable of (insert horrific act).” And it seems to be...

The category is… professional dress! The Career Development Center held its first Style for Hire to help students learn how to dress in today’s working world. The event showed how to rock a professional...

The Kissing Disease, an indie-rock band of Loyola students, performed for a crowd of over 90 people at brewery Zony Mash in Mid-City. Four Loyola students started The Kissing Disease last April....