The only public high school in the Lower Ninth Ward closes after years of declining enrollment and low test scores, according to the Orleans Parish School Board. All students were reassigned to other schools...

The university is reviewing the names of several student organization spaces following a memorandum from the Office of Attorney General that calls certain identity based campus spaces “unlawfully discriminatory.”  The...

If I could describe artificial intelligence in one word, I’d use ‘change’. In the short period that AI has been in the zeitgeist, it has gone from a mere novelty to a major moral and ethical question....

Every semester, students face familiar and frustrating rituals: walking into the bookstore or logging on to buy their textbooks and watching their bank accounts drain. Prices for textbooks have skyrocketed...

One of my favorite pastimes as a student in New Orleans is to aimlessly wander around meeting new people, learning new things, and putting myself out of my comfort zone. A perfect place to do that is the...

Following new Centers for Diseases Control immunization suggestions, CVS and Walgreens will be requiring doctor’s prescriptions to administer the COVID-19 vaccine in compliance with Louisiana’s vaccination...

The College of Nursing and Health received over $100,000 for their Nurse Capitation Grant, which the college plans to split into $56,000 per semester for newly enrolled Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program...

With the first volleyball game of the cheer season approaching, the Loyola cheerleaders have been preparing to bring energy, spirit, and support to the sidelines.  From perfecting stunts to polishing...

Loyola University New Orleans launched the Office of Scholarships and Grants this semester, introducing Scholarship Universe, a platform that matches students with 17,000 external scholarship opportunities...

Dr. Jesse Chanin’s article examines the mistreatment of teachers in New Orleans public schools after Hurricane Katrina. In the aftermath of the storm, 7,500 educators—71% of whom were African American—were...

New Orleans could be the possible next target for United States President, Donald Trump, to deploy the National Guard to combat crime and potentially expand the list of cities across the country.  The...

At Loyola, one truth guides us: every person deserves dignity and safety. This isn’t an abstract ideal, it’s the foundation of what it means to learn, grow, and act. But in today’s America, where...