If you want to enjoy the chaotic splendor of Mardi Gras, but cannot wait until February, bring your masks and beads to Mid Summer Mardi Gras parade.
From dance krewes to revelers, people will embrace...
Alan Pham, English writing senior
• August 28, 2015
I’ve waited ten months.
for what, I can’t be sure anymore.
I guess a lot of things, used to be
just her face, in profile,
that’s all I could get. Then
the hem blowing dust in my direction,
her...
He would spend his days in his small square garden. Every day, he would collect oranges and figs and zucchini and fresh basil for his wife. His hands would tremble as he handed her each bag, but she accepted...
The contest invites college undergraduates to participate by creating short films covering topics such as poverty, race and gender, human life issues and rights, as well as environmental issues.
John Reeks, Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra founding member and Loyola professor, will serenade audience members with a variety of clarinet music.
Reeks and friends will perform in Roussell Hall on Sept....
Loyola’s Christian Life Communities is hosting a candy bar on Sept. 1 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Fish Bowl of the Danna Center.
Music, candy and a chocolate fountain will be available for all to enjoy...
New Orleans is getting a little Latin flare during the Gracias Latinos Fiesta at the Casa Borrega.
From music to a few guest speakers from Latino organizations, this event held Aug. 29 from 3 p.m. to...
The Jesuit Social Research Institute is sponsoring a screening for the documentary "Big Charity" on Sept. 2 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in Nunemaker Auditorium in Monroe Hall. Admission is free, and a Q&A session with people featured in the film will follow the showing.
