Shouts of "Can you explain?" rang out over the Peace Quad as students demanded answers and transparency from university administrators. The group of approximately 50 protestors gathered on Wednesday,...
Shouts of "Can you explain?" rang out over the Peace Quad as students demanded answers and transparency from university administrators. The group of approximately 50 protestors gathered on Wednesday,...
Three Student Government Association executives led an unsuccessful attempt to remove the executive vice president from office. After the smoke cleared and the votes were counted, Senate decided there...
At the Student Government Association Senate meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 19, new constitutional amendments were proposed to senate from the SGA Judicial Branch. Mara Steven, history pre-law senior and...
After a date made online ended in an aggravated rape in Audubon Park, questions are being raised regarding the safety of dating websites and mobile apps. According to the police report, on Jan. 9, the...
Spring 2014 Election Timeline Final Revision Tuesday, February 25: Election Code finalized Info Sessions: Thursday, March 13 (12:30 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.) Friday, March 14 (3:30 p.m.) Monday,...
It's 1:30 p.m. on a Saturday, and in Mercy Hall, Adam Stelly, an economics junior at Loyola, is teaching alcohol awareness to high school students. The Pre-college Incubation Experience for Majors in...
Despite being one of two departments to increase enrollment this year, the department of theatre arts and dance is feeling the effects of salary cuts and reductions in hours. Meredith Hartley, director...
The New Orleans Police Department has made a concerted effort to control underage drinking at bars near Tulane University and Loyola's campuses. On Jan. 21 and Jan. 22, NOPD gave 10 underage drinking...
Loyola's Bateman Team is campaigning to introduce a new payment option for consumers in the city of New Orleans. The campaign, titled "Pay Easy in the Big Easy," will run until Friday, Feb. 28. The Popmoney®...
Walter Block, professor of economics, is considering a lawsuit against The New York Times for libel. An article published by The New York Times titled "Rand Paul's Mixed Inheritance" included comments...
Student Government Association members James Sheppard, management sophomore, Nate Ryther, economics sophomore, and Alex Kneib, history pre-law junior, are leading a facilities task force to address the...
