The national council of the sorority Alpha Chi Omega has announced that it will begin to accept transgender women effective immediately.
A video announcement was released via the national organization’s...
Known for its diverse lineup, unique stages and vibrant street performers, audiences reported a noticeable spin on the traditional New Orleans Carnival culture at the Buku Music and Art Project.
On...
Menu changes, angry customers, and a lack of inventory are all major problems that seafood businesses will have to face over the course of a commercial crabbing ban in Louisiana.
On Feb. 21, the Louisiana...
The Department of Theatre Arts and Dance will enact themes of fear, guilt, loneliness and love in Loyola University's presentation of The Spitfire Grill.
The musical tells a story about Percy, who just...
Bolivian society is embracing multiculturalism and becoming more accepting, according to Bolivian vice president Álvaro García Linera.
Linera, who has served as vice president since 2006, spoke of...
John Thomas Sides is an apprentice at Cure, a local cocktail bar, where he is learning the tricks of the trade, so he can one day
create his very own cocktail recipes.
Before starting in January, Sides...
For all of the rich culture and provincial charm of New Orleans, it’s a city that carries with it a stigma of being a transient zone for creative professionals.
New Orleans is well-renowned for its...
Southern Rep Theatre accepted five Loyola University theater arts majors into their acting company.
Amanda Alch, Kyler Jett, Saisha Lee, Tess Rowland and Zachary Weber found out Monday, Feb. 13 that...
Brendan Dodd, also known as "Bagel Boy," a Loyola marketing alumnus, has placed as a top ten finalist for New Orleans Entrepreneur Week's "The Big Idea" competition for his local bagel delivery start-up.
Dodd...
After Loyola sparked his interest in making music, a rapper from the Westbank of New Orleans has reunited with a peer to release a new collaborative project as a duo.
Dominick Bioc, music industry junior,...
Every Friday until Easter, churches across New Orleans will hold "fish fries," gatherings where meatless meals are served during the fasting season of Lent. Click through the map or see our list below...
The site of the annual Carnival themed Buku Music + Art Project will become a colorful, chaotic place when the festival comes to Mardi Gras World this March.
Touting a stacked musical roster across...
