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...

One of the most popular, but unexpected trends to come out of Gen Z is thrifting. Before the trends renewal, thrifting was looked down upon especially in younger perspectives. So, what changed? The shift...

The women’s volleyball team won the game after an opening set loss, taking down Faulkner ,3–1, on the road. Loyola regrouped and responded with three straight wins to close out the match, showing the...

For four years now, the College of Business has hosted the LaunchU Accelerator, an intensive multi-step program that gives small businesses and upstarts the tools for success through real-world application...

Loyola’s Katrina@20 remembrance events in the St. Ignatius Chapel were a fitting way for our New Orleans community to reflect on what we suffered twenty years ago, and on the ways in which we rose up...

Loyola recently added a new mass communication organization to the program, the National Association of Hispanic Journalists. This organization is the first student chapter in Louisiana and was recognized...

Time and distance have been no match for Loyola alumnus Kayla Antoine-Lynch and Christian Lynch’s love.  For the past 12 years, the couple has supported each other from far away and right next to...

 As a Loyola student, Heaven Haney was able to hone her love for music into an art form that she hopes can be healing to those around her. Haney, known as HEAVSWRLD, is a senior popular and commercial...

The state of Louisiana has restricted the purchase of candy, soda, and energy drinks with the SNAP program. Not going into effect until 2026, Louisiana governor Jeff Landry says these new regulations...

Once the heat begins to die down, it seems you can’t go a week without something going on around the French Quarter. As we slowly enter autumn, a litany of exciting events begin popping up within this...

Loyola’s Students for Environmental Action volunteered with Glass Half Full during an event at their new facility in Chalmette where they are conducting a new experiment: building small islands out of...

Loyola is known for its music program and talented artists. However, little is known about the non-music majors taking advantage of the school’s music courses and staff. This semester, Adam Bock,...