Loyola started off the school year with its residential halls at capacity, but only two currently have live-in community directors after former employees Joshua Isringhausen and Elizabeth Keating got married...
A prominent administrator in the Greek life community will bid one Loyola farewell in exchange for another this week.
Chris McQueen, assistant director of Fraternity and Sorority Life and new student...
The Loyola community should expect to see fewer janitorial staff on campus during the day.
The staff of WFF, Loyola’s janitorial services vendor, have had their shifts moved from during the day to...
This summer, I was given an opportunity of a lifetime to ride my bicycle across the country starting in San Francisco and ending in Washington D.C. The trip is an event hosted by The Ability Experience,...
Campus may have been quiet over the summer months, but on June 6th, the athletics department received word that they made school history.
The National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics...
The Wolf Pack volleyball team started off the season with a 1-3 record at the Early Bird Invitational hosted at Xavier University of Louisiana.
The Wolf Pack racked up a win against Cumberland University,...
Amid the influx of a large and diverse freshman class and the decision on Loyola's financial probation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools fast approaching, University President Tania Tetlow...
*WRITER'S NOTE: This opinion piece was written from the perspective of a non-Native observing the complications of ICWA and the court system from the perspective of a white adoptive family.
The constitutionality...
For the past few years, the Loyola student body has grown substantially, with each new class being larger than the last. While the growth of the community is exciting and makes us optimistic, problems...
“If not us, who? If not now, when?”
This is a saying that first resonated with me when I was in high school in the early 1990's — a time directly following the oil boom and bust in Louisiana and...
New Orleans went through a summer of blaring horns, dancing in the heat and marching away calories. But as colorful and lively as the second lines were, they were all to honor the dead.
The city took...
In 2018, New Orleans saw three women ascend to some of the most prominent positions in the community: positions that had historically only been held by men.
The first occurred due to the passing of...
