Loyola’s Institute for Ministry received a grant to help seven communities of nuns develop social media skills to spread the word about their ministries.
The Conrad N. Hilton Foundation awarded the...
In a letter recommending the late professor Kurt Birdwhistell for the Dux Academicus award, chemistry senior Vu Nguyen said Birdwhistell was a brilliant instructor, caring advisor and even a father figure...
The mayor of New Orleans plans to put an end to homelessness by 2020.
Announced in 2011, Mayor Mitch Landrieu’s Ten-Year Plan to End Homelessness in New Orleans is halfway to its deadline. The...
The Students Advocating Gender Equality club was disbanded in spring 2014, but thanks to two students, SAGE is now being relaunched.
Neither Amelia Seidel nor Lauren Stroh, both English sophomores,...
Two sexual assaults occurred in a residential hall during the Fall 2014 semester, according to an email sent out by campus police last week.
The Loyola University Police Department received information...
Loyola College of Law student Candice Bennatt hopes to add another glistening crown to her shelf as she prepares for the Miss USA pageant.
Currently Miss Louisiana USA, Bennatt will be competing in...
After working as a professor in the School of Mass Communication and as a priest at Holy Name of Jesus last semester, the Rev. Jeremy Zipple, S.J. is spearheading a new film division for America Magazine.
On...
After a year and a half of increased marketing, budget cuts, voluntary severances and decreased retirement contributions, Loyola has closed its budget deficit by $5.8 million.
In the fall of 2014, Loyola...
WASHINGTON (AP) – President Barack Obama unveiled his State of the Union agenda on Jan. 20 which included tax increases on the wealthy, education and child care help for the middle class and a torrent...
Local activists held a rally asking President Obama to reject the House of Representatives’ recent approval of a pipeline expansion due to environmental concerns such as carbon pollution.
The...
Gabriel Garza, Worldview Assistant Editor
• January 16, 2015
“We all are residents here, but you need to acknowledge there was a community that was already in existence here, and you should be trying to unite the community.”
The gears have started turning for New Orleans’ tricentennial celebration, which will be held in 2018.
Mayor Mitch Landrieu announced in a press release that planning for the tricentennial event will...
