Rebeca Trejo, Life & Times Editor
• January 23, 2016
Everyday, Kaile H. Glick unfolds her portable office near the paved paths of Frenchmen and Royal Street. And as bemused passers-by stroll in front of her well-oiled machine, she waits patiently for...
I walked into a music store in melancholy,
And sat myself down at a piano, trying to be jolly.
My fingers played a jovial tune, Grieg and Ravel,
But still I hadn’t managed to tune the part unwell.
So...
For some college students who are planning to spend Christmas in New Orleans, living like Ebenezer Scrooge seems like the only way to get through the holidays. However, the generous Big Easy is offering...
Decorating the Christmas tree, leaving milk and cookies for Santa, opening presents and visiting relatives all represent popular traditions of the holiday season.
Even with the change in time, these...
The cheering and screaming of a packed house won’t be the only noise coming from the Den this season.
On Nov. 19th, students from the Loyola Music Department started a pep band which will perform...
From Bayou Classic weekend to the Turkey Day Race, there are a variety of things to make your Thanksgiving memorable
42nd Annual Bayou Classic
Nov. 28, 4 p.m.
Every Thanksgiving, the Southern...
New Orleans is finally catching up to sweater weather, but not everyone is excited about the cold days to come. In fact, cold weather threatens those surviving on
the streets.
Dan Fowler, music industry...
A Loyola student has released a new album whose material goes beyond the music itself.
Abby Diamond, vocalist and music industry studies senior, released the first single off her album, “Feminista,”...
Katelyn Aquilo, English literature senior
• December 4, 2015
I didn’t jump off the ledge.
I stepped into the air
And pitched a line,
Fishing for concrete.
I caught it.
They found me grinning
As if fishhooks tugged at the corners of my mouth.
There’s...
