As a Loyola senior and longtime caffeine addict, I've spent the last four years seeking out the best coffee Uptown. Along the way, I've learned that not every great coffeehouse has great coffee, and the...
As of Friday, March 10 there has been one confirmed case of the mumps on campus.
According to an email sent by the Office of Emergency Management, mumps is a mild disease but has the ability to spread...
Jasmine Barnes, A’14, proved that with dedication and focus, it is possible to create a healthier lifestyle for yourself.
She began her fitness journey in February of 2015.
“You know I wanted...
Local Scott Sentilles had attended the New Orleans Wizard World Comic-Con for the past five years, but it was not until his sixth year that he chose to dress up as a cartoon character, altering his convention...
Lights shine brightly at Celebration in the Oaks in New Orleans' City Park as they celebrate their 30 year anniversary. Over 165,000 visitors visit the holiday light festival every year to view the light...
For the first time, Loyola Chamber Orchestra students left their familiar performing space to join forces with the Brass Society at a concert under the Audubon Park oaks.
On Sunday, April 10, the orchestra...
The New Orleans Boulder Lounge offers people a taste of the daredevil lifestyle without ever having to leave the city.
Bouldering is a term used to describe a type of rock climbing that is done without...
With the swipe of a finger, Millennials are re-defining the dating culture with the help of dating apps on their phone.
Aaron Didier, psychology freshman, said he uses Grindr, a social networking app...
Even though she knows what she is doing, Lily Cordingley, mass communication freshman, said she feels unwelcome in the weight room.
“I know how to use the machines, but the way boys look at you skeptically...
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.
Not many Loyola students have had the privilege of experiencing a night at Friar Tuck's or a construction-free Monroe. They didn't see the vegetable garden in front of Monroe's aquarium windows next to...
