'Tis the season and to get into the Christmas spirit Loyola is once again hosting its annual event, Sneaux.
Sneaux is an event where students, faculty and nearby neighbors huddle onto the horseshoe...
There is more to beignets than fried dough and sugar. The second annual Beignet Fest, founded by Sherwood and Amy Collins, features spinoffs on the iconic sweet treat while benefiting the Tres Doux Foundation.
Quiana Lynell, department of popular and commercial music vocal instructor, was the overall winner in the SASSY awards.
Lynell was among five of the contestants selected for the finals of the competition,...
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With its red brick buildings, Holy Name of Jesus school looks like it could be a part of its larger neighbor next door. But there was no mistaking the school...
New records were broken this year as Vietnamese student associations from all over the Gulf Coast gathered for their annual Date Auction.
With more than 600 people in attendance at Tulane’s McAlister...
Late clouds didn’t stop the crowds to this year’s Oak Street Po-Boy Festival on Sunday, where the celebration for the prized sandwich brought everyone in for another bite.
Nearly 40 vendors,...
A traditional Indian festival, Diwali, will be coming to New Orleans on Saturday (Nov. 11) with some modern twists.
Prashant Kakad, one of the organizers for the event, has been trying to bring Indian...
The Loyola Jazz Ensemble is performing as part of Loyola Presents Series, part of an annual performing arts series put on by the College of Music and Fine Arts.
The group is one of the oldest college...
Kawaii, the Japanese culture of cute, is coming to New Orleans.
Specialty boutique Kawaii NOLA is hosting its first Kawaii Market, a Japanese fashion marketplace.
"Kawaii" is the Japanese word for...
Tony Kushner, described by Loyola professor Laura Hope as "the greatest living playwright," is coming to Roussel Hall on Nov. 2.
In an event that is free and open to the public, Kushner will be interviewed...
A musical discussing a toppled Confederate monument, racial inequality and a struggle to make social change happen sounds like something new, but for Tony Kushner and Jeanine Tesori’s musical “Caroline,...
