While many remain reeling from the news that Loyola courses will go online-only for the remainder of the semester due to the spread of COVID-19, University President Tania Tetlow said she understands how...
Loyola has cancelled classes for the rest of the week and is planning to move all courses online for the rest of the semester starting Monday, March 16 to prevent the spread of COVID-19, according to an...
One hot New Orleans day back in 1934, Ernest Hansen noticed the children in his neighborhood running up to the man rolling a cart of ice down the street. The man drove his cart up and down the streets...
Plant the Peace is a non-profit organization that is recyclng glass bottles and turning them into sand to help combat coastal erosion. This organization was started and founded by Tulane students Max Landy,...
Erin Snodgrass, Editor-in-Chief of The Maroon, went into a 14-day self-quarantine yesterday at the request of the university.
Snodgrass attended the National Institute for Computer-Assisted Reporting...
With the coronavirus, or COVID-19, cases on the rise in the United States, many organizations have taken precautions to protect people.
The Archdiocese of New Orleans sent out a statement with a list...
Amid growing health concerns related to the COVID-19 outbreak, the New Orleans tourism industry is bracing for potential impact.
With the city’s millions of annual tourists and festival season in...
When a group of St. Joseph’s Academy students traveled to Italy during their Mardi Gras break, they expected an educational trip with memories to last a lifetime.
But the 15 students from the all-girls...
A rash of car break-ins has become the norm at the University of New Orleans. According to the University, there have been over 25 car burglaries and smashed windows in the month of February.
UNO student...
The smell of BOIL Seafood House’s boiled crawfish could be smelled blocks away from the Magazine Street restaurant. With the beginning of crawfish season doing better than last year, some seafood experts...
After a Carnival season filled with labor disputes, both the New Orleans firefighters union and Mayor LaToya Cantrell’s office take their first steps toward an agreement.
On March 6, both sides...
With the growing concern over the coronavirus as the virus continues to creep into the United States, Loyola is getting prepared should the situation worsen.
Loyola sent out an email to faculty and...
