Recently several students noticed that Loyola has eliminated multiple printing stations around campus, leaving students with only the library to serve their printing needs. This unannounced change has...
Graphic design sophomore Ameer Joseph said they chose to be a commuter student to save money.
However, being a commuter has led them to feel “cut off from campus life.” They said their campus involvement...
New Orleans creative collective, “f/504,” which was founded by Loyola student Lillian Wilkin and alumna Emilee Chubb, prompts connection and collaboration for local creatives free of charge.
Their...
The sound and shape of evil are elusive ones. A common refrain whenever a horrific event happens nowadays is, “They never seemed like they were capable of (insert horrific act).” And it seems to be...
Numbers, when in relation to social issues, remove a sense of human connection in reforming policy and evoking change. Loyola University’s Community Action Program and Loyola’s Jesuit Social Research...
The Loyola Chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People hosted an awards ceremony to celebrate Black excellence on campus, which was a part of a week-long Black Excellence...
Sophia Maxim, Managing Editor for Print
• March 1, 2024
Read part one and part two of this story for context on the Nicaraguan human rights crisis.
Editor’s Note: Quotes from Téllez were translated by Pablo Zavala, event host and Spanish and Latin American...
The category is… professional dress!
The Career Development Center held its first Style for Hire to help students learn how to dress in today’s working world. The event showed how to rock a professional...
After nine years, Patricia Boyett is leaving her position as director of the Women’s Resource Center.
Formerly a visiting professor at Loyola, she became director of the WRC in 2015 after being recommended...
Some may think cheer and dance are one team at Loyola.
According to head cheer and dance coach Courtney Cadore, at Loyola, the difference is simple: they are two separate NAIA competitive sports.
Coach...
Jacqueline Harrison, who has been an employee of Loyola-Sodexo since 2011, said she grew up in the ‘70s watching her father, a union manager, leading strikes and advocating for workers’ rights.
“He...
As the death toll in Gaza surpasses 29,000, according to the Gaza Health Ministry, the United States has drafted a resolution in support of a temporary cease-fire that would call for an immediate release...
