Donna Brazile, CNN and ABC political commentator and vice chair for voter registration and participation at the Democratic National Convention, will be the featured speaker for Loyola's Institute of Politics...
The College of Law's Broadway building has achieved LEED, Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, Silver Certification for its environmentally friendly characteristics. The U.S. Green Buildings...
Loyola's Student Government Association recently chartered a speech and debate club for the university. The chartering of the club took place at the SGA meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 30. Allison Rogers,...
M. Isabel Medina, J.D., the Ferris Family Distinguished Professor of Law, has been selected as co-chair elect of the constitutional law section of the Association of American Law Schools. As co-chair,...
Loyola's Career Development Center is hosting the first-ever employment boot camp to help students and alumni get jobs after college. EMPLOY the PACK is a half-day seminar featuring one-on-one consultants...
Three anonymous Facebook pages that focus on commentary about Loyola social life have recently become a hit with some students and a slight concern with others. Loyno Confessions, Loyno Crushes and Loyno...
NEW ORLEANS (AP) - President Barack Obama has signed a disaster declaration for Louisiana to authorize federal aid for areas affected by severe storms and flooding in January. A White House statement...
The New Orleans Street Exchange is a nonprofit organization that has launched a street newspaper, which focuses on addressing social issues. The publication, called The Exchange, is a quarterly...
NEW ORLEANS (AP) - The Federal Emergency Management Agency will provide $6.1 million in grant for drainage work to improve capacity of local systems in southeast Louisiana to deal with flooding. The grants...
Former Loyola employee Michael Indest is suing the university for wrongful termination. Indest was fired from Loyola around May 1, 2012 after he reported the misappropriation of funds and other illegal...
ATLANTA (AP) - Thousands of students couldn't afford to go to college this school year because the U.S. Department of Education made changes to a popular loan program. The agency is putting more scrutiny...
When Bridget Kratz answered her phone, a two-minute conversation cost her over six months of work. On Feb. 20 at approximately 3:45 p.m., Kratz, an economics senior, had her laptop stolen from the Monroe...
