A new SGA communication policy mandates that senators answer questions solely through email and that senators send all questions to the vice president of communication, who will then email the inquiring...
Just over a year ago I embarked on an adventure studying abroad in Lima, Peru. While it's hard to believe that this incredible experience has already come and gone, I am constantly reminded of how glad...
Chef Harveen Khera first came to New Orleans as a consultant for a Tulane rabbi, but ended up staying and spearheading the vision for what would become students' newest kosher and organic eatery. The...
One by one, the lampposts blinked into life. Candles were lit on windowsills to keep the shadows out, and the stars woke up, each one, and the nightlights were put on, and flashlights went on beneath...
Loyola's coordinator of Jazz Studies John Mahoney and jazz studies and mathematics senior Wayne Mitchell are teaming up with the famous Fellowship Band to make this year's Loyola Jazz Fest one of the...
Loyno Confessions became a campus sensation overnight, reaching over 1,000 likes within a few days. The Facebook page was created by an anonymous source on Feb. 21 and features confessions submitted by...
Loyola students Kirby Voss and Antonia Finizio are gaining national recognition for their independent film "Pain of the People," chosen for official screening at Idyllwild Cinema Fest in January 2013. Written...
Bourbon Street is coming to Loyola with a 1960's twist. Ricky Graham will present the world premiere of his comedy "The Money Box," an original musical adaption of Moliere's "The Miser." The production...
The Browns shocked the world in 2010 when their show "Sister Wives" aired on TLC, showing off their polygamist lifestyle. In the United States, polygamy is banned, making it illegal to have more than...
How often do you think about food? How often do you have to compartmentalize down to what snack, meal or alcoholic beverage you'll be having later? Will there even be something you can eat at a friend's...
Some seniors may still be on the fence about attending graduate school. If you are still making up your mind, why not take a year off? You can still use the time to your advantage...
A walk down the aisle right after walking at graduation generally isn't the next step in a college student's life. Today, most students are trying to establish their careers before...
