Ali Hazelwood is known in the book community as a “romance powerhouse”, but her most recent summer release may challenge that narrative. “Love, Theoretically” follows theoretical physicist,...

Vampires, witches, wizards, and horror characters gathered on Friday the 13th to support local LGBTQ+ causes while dancing to student bands. The event was hosted by Art 2 Action, a social justice-centered...

Although it may have the appearance of a children's book, “The Little Kid with the Big Green Hand” is a beautiful read with an important message for anyone of all ages: every part of you, even the...

When you hear the soulful lyricist singing, “Girl, put your records,” on the radio, you probably immediately start singing along to every word. But you probably have no idea who the mastermind behind...

I traveled to Copenhagen, Denmark for a Loyola faculty-led study abroad program for all of July. I had never been outside of the United States before, and I had received my first passport only months before...

Mia Borders, singer-songwriter and Loyola music industry professor, performed at a concert last Friday, Sept. 29. The one-and-a-half-hour-long set took place at the New Orleans Jazz Museum for the Friends...

Locals gathered near the University of New Orleans lakefront to enjoy a variety of fried chicken dishes from over 50 New Orleans vendors, whether it was served on a stick, between two buns, with some...

One of the great challenges of filmmaking is to tell a specific, universal experience through crafted scenarios and situations. Blistering, sweat-inducing heat will continue to span across all of humanity....

Rising pop princess Chappell Roan dropped her debut album, “The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess” on Friday. While the 14-track record is Roan’s first full-length album, 10 of the album’s songs...

The heart of New Orleans was filled with warm pastries and smiles at the return of the annual Beignet Fest in City Park on Sept. 23, drawing in thousands of food lovers and tourists from across the nation. This...

Brewskis, puppies, and good company; New Orleans second annual Brewstock Fest celebrated all three with the help of local homebrewers and the Louisiana SPCA. The festival hosted 34 locally based homebrewers,...

Taika Waititi and Jermaine Clement’s mockumentary-style dark comedy returned for a fifth season this past summer. And, along with all of the classic vampire hijinks and absurd idiocracy the television...