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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Sandra Nguyen, a biology junior, eats a waffle from the Ironsides Waffles food truck in the Peace Quad. The truck will come to Loyola every Wednesday during the window. Photo credit: Zach Brien

Loyola offers waffles for lunch

Anastasia Sabga September 24, 2015
A sandwich made out of waffles isn't a common occurrence, even in somewhere as artistic as New Orleans, but for Loyola University New Orleans waffles are becoming the sandwich making norm.
NOLA Nightlife outside of the Quarter

NOLA Nightlife outside of the Quarter

Nicholas Ducote September 19, 2015
A few nightlife hot spots to keep in mind when going to the Quarter is too much hassle
New Orleans Nightlife through the eyes of a senior

New Orleans Nightlife through the eyes of a senior

Mary Graci September 18, 2015
NOLA nightlife is dynamic, and it changes during those four years of college

More than Pretty

Skyllarr Trusty September 18, 2015
The idiom "wears a lot of hats" does not even begin to describe the various roles that second year Loyola College of Law student and pageant veteran Candice Bennatt has played because she, in fact, wears crowns.

Tipitina’s hosts Rhythm and Blues 5k

Mikala Bell September 18, 2015
Who says jazz and jogging can’t mix?

“My Biblical Daydreams”

Romey Benson, English writing senior September 18, 2015

10 date night ideas in New Orleans

10 date night ideas in New Orleans

Gabriel Garza September 18, 2015
10 ideas for a great date night in New Orleans

Loyola students will make the evening a “A Grand Night for Singing”

Skyllarr Trusty September 18, 2015
While other students spend the evening studying for upcoming exams, the cast of the Loyola theatre department's season opener is preparing for different type of night: “A Grand Night for Singing.”
gehringer

“gehringer”

Joseph Gehringer, English writing junior September 17, 2015

we are a jigsaw cut from dogwood. i will not deny that there are pieces missing. after all, grandpa joe drank until and i have never met  my mother’s mom, but still, i am satisfied  when...

Walter Burke, left, and Ian White, right, a music business sophomore, play with Chopped Up Tulips at the Willow Bar. Chopped Up Tulips are one of several bands benefiting from opportunities at Loyola.

Loyola pushes for musical diversity and opportunity

Jamal Melancon September 17, 2015
Backed by an open community and culturally creative city, Loyola rock band Chopped Up Tulips and hip-hop group Unlyke Most came together for a performance on The Willow stage.

“You are such a doll”

Emily Kennedy, English writing senior September 15, 2015

“Anchorage”

Meredith Faulkner, English writing junior September 15, 2015

Naasha Dotiwala

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