After debuting with an all-male cast in the sixteenth century and going through many reimaginings since then, Loyola's Theatre Department will present its production of an all-female Romeo & Juliet...
Two weeks before school, incoming political science freshman Caroline Budd was baited by a promising email delivered straight to her new university email inbox. The message advertised an internship with...
In a state with one of the highest incarceration rates in the United States, the Jesuit Social Research Institute at Loyola is working to spread awareness about the problem of mass incarceration.
The...
The men's basketball team comes into the season ranked third in the Southern States Athletic Conference and are looking to build off of last year.
After the team opened their season with a win against...
With the women's volleyball season coming to a close, Head Coach, Jesse Zabal said she was proud of the players' fight through the season.
"We have had a couple of great wins this season, including...
Though the topic of immigration may feel far away for most Louisiana residents, the presence of detention centers across the state brings the topic closer to home than some might expect.
According to...
The Boot Bar & Grill has been serving college partiers since the 1970s and, for the first time ever, students visiting the bar will have to welcome new neighbors across the street who may create some...
Hours before the We Are One second line, vendors were pushing their ice carts, cooks manned the grill, bounce music filled the air and everyone had on a comfortable pair of shoes.
The neighborhood crowded...
The United States is in the midst of a horrible mass incarceration epidemic and when you narrow it down to a state level, Louisiana isn’t any better. In fact, it’s worse.
Louisiana’s numbers on...
The animals at the Audubon Zoo woke up an hour early Saturday morning to greet families on the sixth annual Special Needs Day.
The park grounds offered quiet zones, animal encounters and a wellness...
It’s that time of the year. The green of the leaves fade into warm hues of orange and yellow, the air is brisk, candy line the aisles whilst Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” echoes throughout the market, and Halloween shops line their shelves with “sexy” female costumes in every occupation imaginable. In the midst of the excitement for sugar, decorations, and spooky parties, I am once again struggling whether to conform to society’s ideals of a prude or slut this Halloween.
St. Charles Avenue was shut down. Nearly one hundred students held flickering candles and told personal stories of sexual assault and violence before linking arms and marching down the closed street on...
