Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Local towns gather to show off their cars, old and new, or simply just to mingle over a cup of coffee on a Sat. morning. 

Cars and Coffee bridges gap between revheads and roast reverers in New Orleans

Liz Snow, Staff photographer November 3, 2023

Many things come with living in a big city: loud noises, bustling streets, a plethora of diverse foods, and cars, especially nice ones. Luckily there's a wonderful place to see some extravagant cars aside...

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REVIEW: RAYE’s soulful ode to New Orleans

Dajah Saul November 3, 2023

English singer RAYE brings her love of old-school blues to the birthplace of jazz at the Joy Theater. With the success of her debut album, “21 Century Blues”, the 26-year-old singer has taken her...

Theater professor Kaci Thomassie stands next to one of her costumes in the peace quad. One of the goals of the costume sale is to combat fast fashion.

Theater costume shop makes sustainable costumes for annual BOOtique sale

Ecoi Lewis, Content Editor November 3, 2023

The annual BOOtique sale happened on Oct. 26 in the peace quad. It is headed by the Loyno Costume Shop in an effort to combat fast fashion. It was created five years ago as a sustainable outlet for Halloween....

Alumna creates queer safe space

Maria DiFelice and Daniela Martinez November 3, 2023

Grrl Spot held a Halloween party this past weekend that welcomed all members of the LGBTQ+ community. Grrl Spot, is a pop up lesbian bar created by Jenna Ard, a Loyola alumna in 2006 as a way to meet with...

Alejandro Garcia kicks soccer ball in a game. Loyola Fútbol Club, or Loyola FC, was organized by Hector Garcia and his twin brother Alejandro Garcia.

Students revive Loyola fútbol club after 10+ years

Matthew Richards November 3, 2023

For the first time in more than 10 years, competitive soccer has returned to Loyola. Loyola Fútbol Club, or Loyola FC, was organized by junior public health major Hector Garcia and his twin brother, criminal...

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“1989 (Taylor’s Version)” review: Taylor Swift’s 1989 vault tracks might be her best ones yet

Maleigh Crespo, Managing Editor for Print November 3, 2023

Since Aug. 9, Swifties everywhere have been counting down the days to “1989 (Taylor’s Version)” – Taylor Swift’s biggest album and her claim to pop music. For the uninitiated, Swift has been...

A student adjusts the volume dial on a mixer. The music industry college offers a mix of music and business classes for its students.

Loyola named one of the top music business school

Kloe Witt, News Editor November 2, 2023

Billboard Magazine has once again named Loyola as one of the top music business schools in the world. This is the third year in a row Loyola has been on the list with other universities such as Berklee...

Loyolans take the stage at NOLA Funk Fest

Loyolans take the stage at NOLA Funk Fest

Laci Barrow, Staff Photographer October 27, 2023

The three-day NOLA Funk Fest captivated music enthusiasts and culture connoisseurs with its lively blend of live performances, delectable cuisine, and vibrant arts. This event marked a significant milestone...

Loyola alumna and NOLA Craft Culture event coordinator Valerie Meyer holds up aglittered pumpkin at the Glitter Pumpkin Patch on Oct. 21, 2023.

NOLA Craft Culture cultivates community amongst artists

Maleigh Crespo, Managing Editor for Print October 27, 2023

Some things are inherently New Orleanian by nature, and one of those things is: glitter! At NOLA Craft Culture, owners Lisette Constantin and Nori Pritchard have found a way to turn that New Orleanian...

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“Ahsoka” review: A delightful treat for some fans, but just another spinoff to others

Jamie Salinas October 27, 2023

Ahsoka: A delightful treat for some fans, but just another spinoff to others. Editor’s note: This review contains spoilers for spoilers for “Ahsoka”. Despite mixed reviews, audiences this August...

Krewe of Boo parades through the heart of New Orleans. Featuring 3-D fiberglass and papier-mache extravaganzas.

Krewe of Boo spooks parade goers

Piper Demman October 27, 2023

Spooky season has officially arrived in New Orleans after the streets of the French Quarter were lined with parade-goers last Saturday for the annual Krewe of Boo parade. The Halloween themed parade...

Loyola students grab food traditional to Netherlands. Every culture that was showcased at the International Fair had their own traditional plates.

“Travel” the world at Loyola’s International Fair

Natalia Silva, Life & Times Editor October 27, 2023

Loyola's community comes together to showcase the diverse cultures and traditions the students have to offer. Loyola's international students set up tables with flags, pictures, native clothing, and...

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