Where just last semester there was a bustling investigative newsroom on the fourth floor of the Communication/Music Complex, there is now a dark office.
The Lens, a nonprofit investigative news service,...
The College of Law at Loyola is now offering a certificate in social justice to students.
The program, which launched in the fall of 2014, requires students to complete doctrinal and experiential parts...
A former Loyola employee is determined to reach the offices of administrators through complaints, letters and an entire website chronicling what she describes as the ordeal of her four years at the university.
Sharron...
Following the news in the last weeks not to indict the officers responsible for the deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner, Loyola students came together to plan a candlelit vigil around...
As Louisiana awaits the results of the runoff elections for the senatorial seat on Dec. 6, candidates still face the struggle of getting young voters to actually go out and vote.
Young voters, especially...
As the battle for the hotly contested Louisiana Senate seat comes to an end, Senator Mary Landrieu and Congressman Bill Cassidy are both said to be the best choice for university students.
When voters...
Loyola’s Student Government Association is reaching out to students in a whole new way this year.
SGA is using social media, the Weekly Howl , and word-of-mouth to inform students about what is happening...
Two Loyola professors travelled to City Hall the morning before Thanksgiving to apply for a permit to hold a demonstration of protest on the streets of New Orleans.
Theatre Arts Professor Laura Hope...
