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Documentary to be screened in Nunemaker

Jessica Molina • August 27, 2015

The Jesuit Social Research Institute is sponsoring a screening for the documentary "Big Charity" on Sept. 2 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in Nunemaker Auditorium in Monroe Hall. Admission is free, and a Q&A session with people featured in the film will follow the showing.

Iggy Vols visit Jamaica over the summer

Jordan Fountaine • August 21, 2015

Jamaica was the summer destination for a selected few Loyola students. They visited the island through the Ignacio Volunteers program to help those who are in need, and learn about the culture there.

Festival celebrates the bond between brothers and sisters

Rebeca Trejo • August 21, 2015

Each year since the age of three, Dr. Vaitla honors the traditional Hindu festival, which takes place on Aug. 29 this year, by celebrating the bond of love and care he shares with his two sisters.

Loyola welcomes new and old students

Chasity Pugh • August 20, 2015

Loyola will greet its new and returning students during the annual Welcome Mass, set to take place on Sunday, Aug. 23 at 9 p.m.

In My Opinion: Finding answers in unexpected places

Adam Al-Baari, English writing sophomore • May 1, 2015

To someone who is not a Muslim, the question of Islamic leadership can be a confusing one to answer. Who is the official authority on Islam? What is the correct way to interpret the Qur’an? Who do Muslims...

WYES to air documentary on the history of the Holy Trinity Cathedral

May 1, 2015

WYES, local television station, will air its new documentary “Greeks in New Orleans: 150 Years of Holy Trinity” at 7 p.m. on May 7. This documentary will feature the history of the Holy Trinity...

Residence Hall Association hosts annual Mass and Pancakes

May 1, 2015

On May 3, the Residence Hall Association is celebrating the last Mass of the school year with a Harry Potter-themed Mass and Pancakes. Yunuen Cacique-Borja, RHA programming chair and psychology senior,...

Pope Francis abruptly ends the investigation into LCWR

May 1, 2015

Pope Francis has ended the investigation into and upheaval of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious that Pope Benedict XVI founded in 2012. According to The New York Times, this investigation...

Loyola will hold Baccalaureate Mass for seniors

Starlight Williams • May 1, 2015

Before seniors walk across the graduation stage, they have the opportunity to attend their final service at the Baccalaureate Mass. The Baccalaureate Mass is an annual Mass celebrated the day before...

Iggy Vols will spend summer abroad

Skyllarr Trusty • May 1, 2015

While other Loyola students prepare for finals week, Katalina Mananghaya prepares to occupy her summer vacation with a month-long service in Dangriga, Belize. “I initially wanted to be part of Ignacio...

Loyola plans to follow path of St. Ignatius in Spain

Mariana Rolón Salazar • April 24, 2015

Members of the Loyola community will take a trip to Spain this summer to follow the path of St. Ignatius of Loyola. The cultural and spiritual journey will celebrate the life of St. Ignatius from June...

Hunger Relief program wraps up service

Kristen Stewart • April 17, 2015

After a semester of serving others and giving back to the community through the Loyola University Community Action Program, Hunger Relief participants said they were successful in their work. Alexa...

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