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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Brewstock Fest serves homebrew

Ava Acharya, Senior Staff Writer September 28, 2023

Brewskis, puppies, and good company; New Orleans second annual Brewstock Fest celebrated all three with the help of local homebrewers and the Louisiana SPCA. The festival hosted 34 locally based homebrewers,...

EDITORIAL: Lack of parking is the real pandemic

EDITORIAL: Lack of parking is the real pandemic

Mark Michel September 28, 2023

Parking sucks. For commuters, on campus students, faculty and staff, and everyone who works at or attends this school –parking sucks (unless, of course, you have your own reserved spot in front of the...

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Sodexo continues union negotiations

Eloise Pickering, Assistant News Editor September 28, 2023

Amidst cooking, dinner rushes, and cleaning, Loyola’s Sodexo workers are continuing their negotiations with Sodexo following the establishment of their union last May after reaching the petition majority. In...

Loyola SDS continues protests for 'Tampa 5'

Loyola SDS continues protests for ‘Tampa 5’

Sabrina Huynh, Staff writer September 28, 2023

In the vibrant city of Tampa Bay, Florida, a recent protest against the defunding of DEI programs has captured the nation's attention. A rally was held at The University of Florida's campus on March 6,...

Boil water advisory affects Loyola community

Boil water advisory affects Loyola community

Maleigh Crespo, Managing Editor for Print September 28, 2023

New Orleans has issued a boil water advisory for the following areas: S. Claiborne Ave. from Calhoun St. to Robert St. Robert St. from S. Claiborne Ave. to River Mississippi River from Robert St....

Loyola warns against excess water usage after water main break

Loyola warns against excess water usage after water main break

Jacob L'Hommedieu, Worldview Editor September 28, 2023

Loyola has asked students to limit water usage, as low water pressure affects the area, according to an email from Todd Warren, director of university police and emergency management. The low water pressure...

Stage lineup sign at Hispanic Heritage Celebration on Sept. 16, 2023. This was the second-annual celebration.

French Market hosts second-annual Hispanic Heritage Celebration

Maleigh Crespo, Managing Editor for Print September 22, 2023

The 15th day of September marks the beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month, which is a celebration of independence for Central America, the Caribbean, and Mexico. New Orleans kicked off the commemorative...

Sr. Helen Prejean speaks about her activism journey at Catholic Students event on Sept. 12. The department hosted a culmination of events to raise awareness against the death penalty.

Loyola advocates against death penalty

Mark Michel, Op/Ed Editor September 21, 2023

The Jesuit Social Research Institute at Loyola, in association with the Catholic Mobilizing Network, organized a week of events to promote advocacy for death penalty abolition, in honor of death penalty...

SGA confirms budget for 2023-24 year

SGA confirms budget for 2023-24 year

Kloe Witt, News Editor September 21, 2023

Loyola’s Student Government Association released their budget for the 2023-24 academic year, cutting funding in some areas and increasing in others. Every year, SGA receives a certain amount of funding...

Tuareg artist Bombino performs on acoustic guitar at The Broadside on Sept. 15, 2023. The band is on their Peace and Love tour, which is traveling through the U.S. and Europe.

Behind-the-scenes with Bombino: “The Sultan of Shred”

Patrick Hamilton, Editor in Chief September 21, 2023

Editor's Note: This interview was conducted in French and translated into English for the benefit of the reader. The Broadside music venue was the scene of a sensational concert by one of the greatest...

Senior Rose Labay sits in the peace quad. Labay is one of several students who feel unsupported by Loyola's education program.

“I would have loved to be a teacher”

Ava Acharya, Senior Staff Writer September 21, 2023

Despite good intentions and comprehensive coursework, Loyola’s teacher education program has left students wanting more. Students within the program feel that its small size and lack of flexibility...

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“Bottoms” review: “Superbad” for queer femcels

Mia Oliva, Reviews Editor September 21, 2023

Following the success of her debut feature “Shiva Baby,” writer and director Emma Seligman blesses the masses once more with her sophomore queer comedy, “Bottoms.” Best friends PJ (Rachel Sennott)...

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