Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Pussyfooters Blush Ball at Generations Hall on January 20, 2017

Female performance groups seek to raise money for local nonprofit

Emma Gilheany September 20, 2017

Women Performing for Women, a fundraising event for Hagar's House and Project Ishmael, will bring together women of all backgrounds for a night of dancing and fun on Sept. 28 at Cafe Istanbul on St. Claude...

Upcoming Events 9/22-9/29

Davis Walden September 20, 2017

9/15-10/1 "Once On This Island"Description: A one-act musical following Ti Moune, a peasant girl, who falls in with a richer man on the other side of the island. The gods make a bet to see whether love...

The pool table lays idle within Redds Uptown Tavern. Reids is one of several college hangouts on Maple Street. Photo credit: Caleb Beck

An Illustrated Guide to Uptown Bars

Mairead Cahill September 15, 2017
You would be wrong if you thought good bars in the city were a whole streetcar ride away from campus to the depths of downtown New Orleans. In fact, if you are willing to step beyond the Broadway border and leave the familiarity of The Palms and The Boot, there is a world of Uptown opportunities for you.
Electronic duo Emancipator play a show inside Republic NOLA. The club books the vast majority of electronic dance music shows in the city. Photo credit: Caleb Beck

Favorite New Orleans Venues

Caleb Beck September 15, 2017

I would never have imagined that some of my favorite memories of this city would be so closely linked to the buildings they happened in, but I can picture these spaces in my head and the energy pulsing...

Frenchmen Street: A Guide to Survive

Frenchmen Street: A Guide to Survive

Bernadette Locke September 15, 2017

Of all the places to rewind after a long week at school or work, Frenchmen Street offers a substantial amount of culture. Walking down the street with music rumbling out of the buildings is much of an...

Get the chance to embrace your fears at the NOLA Horror Film Fest

Emma Gilheany September 8, 2017

Locals hoping to get into the Halloween spirit a little early will have their chance at the NOLA Horror Film Fest from Sept. 21-24.Held at Castillo Blanco Art Studios on St. Claude Avenue, the festival...

New Orleans Irish Festival looks to spread Irish culture

India Yarborough September 7, 2017

Members of New Orleans’ Irish community will join forces next week to host the city’s fourth annual Irish Festival — an event promising more than just green beer and leprechauns.“We’re...

Upcoming Events 9/9-9/21

Davis Walden September 6, 2017

9/9 - The New Orleans Pancake and Booze ShowDescription: Art show featuring over 50 artists, live body painting, live DJ sets, live art and a free pancake bar.Price: $7 (early bird general admission),...

Bryce Eli Photographer. Courtesy of Kelsey Brehm.

Loyola grad starts booming lingerie business

Andres Fuentes September 6, 2017

While most graduates go off to interviews and internships in order to fulfill their dreams, Kelsey Brehm, A'17, decided to take a different route.Upon graduating, she has already started her own lingerie...

The Willow to host Harvey flood relief concert

Emma Gilheany September 6, 2017

Well-known local performers, including Cyril Neville, Rockin Dopsie Jr., Hot 8 Brass Band, Michael O'Hara and more are set to come together at The Willow starting at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 12, for a...

3-D printing and cloth (This piece has a cloth strand for every mass shooting in America starting with the University of Texas, Austin, TX, August 1, 1966. The piece is ongoing.) Photo credit: Andres Fuentes

Art faculty showcase pieces in the Monroe Library

Andres Fuentes August 30, 2017

At the very pinnacle of the Monroe Library lies the Collins C. Diboll Art Gallery, an entire floor dedicated to showcasing art for the Loyola community. The gallery is always changing, showcasing new pieces...

Upcoming Events 9/1-9/7

Davis Walden August 30, 2017

9/1 - Southern Decadence BeginsDescription: The French Quarter becomes a beacon for LGBT activities in the south on Labor Day weekend with dozens of clubs, bars and hotels participating in parades, contests,...

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