Loyola and Tulane Students for a Democratic Society have set up ten tents and two water and food stations to spend the night on Tulane's front lawn. The crowd is active with at least 60 protestors...
Sophia Maxim, Managing Editor for Print
• April 26, 2024
Some Loyola students are switching from vaping to smoking cigarettes. The Louisiana Office of Alcohol and Tobacco Control banned six major vape brands in March 2024. Design junior Daniel Garces speculates...
If you are an avid user of Instagram or Facebook, you may have noticed a substantial decrease in a specific type of content in your social media feeds these past few weeks.
A new policy has been put...
As the end of the spring 2024 semester approaches, the new chapel is preparing to open its doors. Scheduled to finish construction in May, the new chapel represents the culmination of planning and efforts...
The university senate voted to endorse a new AI policy at Loyola. The policy outlines guidelines for students and faculty to follow in regards to the use of artificial intelligence in coursework.
AI...
Throughout this year, students have faced a variety of obstacles with Student Health Services and the University Counseling Center.
Many often talk about the wait time to be seen by a student health...
As a college student, I'm starting to see many of my all-time favorite shows and movies from my childhood being remade. I feel like we, as a society, know that remakes are typically not that good. I am...
What’s the problem with using artificial intelligence?
The line between utilizing resources and ethical misconduct becomes blurred.
As students, educators, and scholars, we must define our relationship...
If you read and loved “King of Wrath,” you’ll love “King of Pride” that much more. Ana Huang writes male main characters incredibly well alongside an alluring love story, and Kai Young and Isabella...
