In light of the United States’ military capture of Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro, Loyola students are growing concerned with the U.S. President Donald Trump’s actions regarding Venezuela. On...

Martin Luther King's Day is remembered each January, but goes far beyond something we only look back on once a year. Martin Luther King Jr.’s influence and guidance is something we take with us each...

“I felt like I was moving to an American dream, not knowing that my home was located on toxic soil.”  Lydwina Hurst, a resident of Gordon Plaza in Orleans Parish, shares her story on the same cruel...

College tuition has climbed an alarming 193% since 1963 after adjusting for inflation. To put that in real numbers, let’s say that in 1963, to attend a school like Penn State, your tuition would be roughly...

With the New Year arriving, Loyola students have begun to list their resolutions for 2026 in hopes of developing multiple aspects of their lives. These resolutions act as a motivator by setting tangible...

As students returned to campus for the spring semester, New Orleans police reported that violent crime continued to trend downward in 2025, marking it the third consecutive year of declines citywide. The...

Spring has officially arrived, and changes to the market are still ongoing. Plans to completely automate the market system have been on the docket since early fall but have yet to come to fruition–clear...

As the new semester begins, students across campus have been facing challenges when it comes to tuition. The Bursar sent out emails en masse informing students that Spring 2026 tuition payments were past...

  Lindy Brasher, the University Minister for Social Justice and advisor for Loyola University Community Action Program, accompanies students to help them grow in leadership, faith,...

Last semester, Loyola students were already navigating rising tuition costs, delayed financial aid packages, and confusion surrounding newly enforced payment deadlines. As students return from winter break,...

Mr. Jones is a patient that had congestive heart failure and other chronic health problems. His lack of health literacy made him reluctant to follow doctor’s orders, which resulted in having frequent...

Helena Moreno, the first Hispanic person to be elected as mayor of New Orleans, was sworn in on Monday, Jan. 12.  In her first speech as mayor, Moreno expressed hope for the future of New Orleans.  “We...