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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Cayla-Ann Kelton, a history senior,  and CG Kendrick, a design sophomore, enjoy the sunshine at the Louisiana Seafood Festival in City Park. The annual event features live music and Louisiana seafood dishes from two dozen local vendors. Photo credit: Taylor Galmiche

The Louisiana Seafood Festival was the catch of the day during Labor Day weekend.

Taylor Galmiche September 10, 2015

From Sept. 4-6, seafood lovers gathered in City Park to explore the variety of food, drinks, music, cooking demonstrations, arts and crafts, and children’s activities the Louisiana Seafood Festival...

Marinna Carmichael, vocal performance junior, Alexandra Mena, music junior, and Audrey Harmon, music performance junior, practice with Loyola’s chamber choir. The choir will perform at the upcoming opera “Wading Home: An Opera of New Orleans.”

Loyola opera remembers Katrina

Haley Pegg September 10, 2015
Music is often centered around lighthearted fun, but for the people of New Orleans devastated by Hurricane Katrina, it carries a much more powerful meaning.
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When the lines become blurred

Marie Simoneaux September 10, 2015
As music becomes more readily available for artists to use at their own discretion, the lines between original work and copyright infringement have become blurred.

White Alligator dies at Audubon Aquarium

Alena Cover September 9, 2015
Spots, the white alligator at the Audubon Aquarium, died Monday, Sept. 7, at 28 years old. The cause of death is currently under investigation by a team of veterinarians.

Tipitina’s to host fundraiser for Mardi Gras Indians

Andrew Callaghan September 9, 2015
Local artists will come together for Tipitina's fundraiser concert Black & Gold Kick-Off on Sept. 19.

Loyola participates in Suicide Prevention Walk at Audubon Park

Andrew Callaghan September 9, 2015
On the morning of Sept. 12, the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention will be hosting a 'Community Walk for Suicide Prevention' at Audubon Park.

Down River Festival celebrates New Orleans’ culture

Gabriela Morales September 9, 2015
Shaped by the Mississippi River, people will gather to celebrate New Orleans' culture at the Down River Festival.

Artists showcase their work at “Pancake & Booze”

Andrew Callaghan September 9, 2015
With a pint of beer and an endless stack of pancakes, The Howlin' Wolf will host the art show "Pancakes & Booze" on Sept. 19.
Luis Olazabal, of Machete to the Face, prepares to throw the ball at the New Orleans Dodgeball Associations Social Summer Co-Ed League. The association hosts bi-weekly dodgeball games at the Lyons center Uptown on Louisiana and Tchoupitoulas. Photo credit: Zach Brien

Duck, dodge, dip, dive, and dodge

Zach Brien and Andrew Callaghan September 8, 2015
Every Tuesday, teams will gather from 7-10 p.m. staring Oct. 6 at the newly built Kingsley House on 1600 Constance Street
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Sky Pirate

Jonathan Lopez, graphic design senior September 6, 2015

Andres Munoz, a mass communication senior, Gabriela Gallegos, a biology junior and Andrea Alarcōn, a biology junior, represent Ecuador at the International Student Association Country Fair. The association helps Loyolas international students adjust to life in New Orleans and at Loyola. Photo credit: Linda Hexter

International students find a home at Loyola

Sidney Holmes September 4, 2015
When Elsa Lacayo chose to go to college, she left behind not only her friends and family, but also her home in Nicaragua to get a college education in America.
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