Next week, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges will announce whether Loyola will remain on probation for one more year or whether we are finally free from their watchful...
On Nov. 6 one of Loyola’s own, the Rev. Thomas P. Greene, S.J., was named provincial superior for the Central and Southern regions of the United States.
Greene was chosen from a terna, a list of names...
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It’s no secret that Loyola’s athletic department has had a great deal of success this past...
Snow, Christmas music and the laughter of children and students alike filled the horseshoe on Dec. 3, 2019 as the Student Government Association kicked off its annual winter tradition: Sneaux.
Sneaux,...
While the holiday season prompts spending time with loved ones and eating good food, it also calls for giving to those who are not as blessed as you are.
City Church has been fulfilling the needs...
In a university full of SoundCloud rappers, eccentric professors and school budget cuts, JC Canicosa— that’s me—and the Wolf try to do the impossible: create a guide that will help you survive Loyola.
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Sodexo cook Ray Davis fills the Jesuits' house with the smell of omelets and waffles. Most of the 15 head out of their white house just yards away from campus to preach at local parishes.
But for Rev....
1. Take a break.
College is a lot. From writing papers to social anxiety-provoking meetings, from looking at your DCPL every other day to triple-checking which classes you need to take next, college...
I may be the only one who has done this, but when I first started college, one of the first things I googled was: “Helpful apps for college students.” Anyone else? College can be very overwhelming and stressful at times. In the generation we are in today, technology and cell phones have advanced tremendously. On our cell phones, we have access to a plethora of apps that can be so beneficial when it comes to succeeding in college. So yes, I took full advantage of that Google search when I was a freshman, and here are some of my favorite “college student” apps!
In an effort to foster an ever-growing discussion of diversity in the workplace, the Donnelley Center has announced a new Diversity and Inclusion officer position, which will begin in the spring semester.
Political...
For people who fight for equity and justice, Orleans Parish public defenders have trouble finding such qualities when it comes to their appropriations battle.
Chief District Defender Derwyn Bunton said...
Phillip Kilbarger is the lead cook at Dry Dock Cafe, where he's been working with his sister for eight years. With the Algiers Ferry not in service, restaurants and businesses at Algiers Point have seen...
