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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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OPINION: It’s okay to be homesick when studying abroad

Jacob L'Hommedieu April 2, 2023

For many at Loyola, the possibility of traveling abroad and studying in not only a different university but possibly an entirely different continent, is an exciting prospect. Not only do you get to...

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Loyola TAD takes the stage with satirical musical “Urinetown”

Mia Oliva, Reviews Editor April 1, 2023

Loyola’s Theatre Arts and Dance Department had their opening night for the satirical musical “Urinetown,” which is a show that’s more than meets the eye. The team that put the show together...

Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards talks to students and faculty at Loyola's law school on Wednesday, March 22, 2023. Catholic Studies invited Edwards to be the first guest for their inaugural Twomey Lecture.

Governor Edwards visits Loyola

Maria DiFelice, Assistant News Editor April 1, 2023

Governor John Bel Edwards, a born and raised Catholic, said being a governor isn’t the only thing that defines him when visiting Loyola’s campus to discuss his faith and politics. Catholic Studies...

Loyola's President-elect Xavier Cole addresses students at his introduction to the university on March 24, 2023. Cole will begin his tenure on June 1, 2023.

Loyola’s 18th president makes history

Jackie Galli, Editor in Chief March 31, 2023

Loyola University President-elect Xavier Cole was first motivated to work with students and who they become beyond their education while working as a resident assistant at Ole Miss, he said. “I got...

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Students protest Florida bill on campus

Maleigh Crespo, Design Chief March 30, 2023

The Loyola chapter of Young Democratic Socialists of America, along with other organizations, protested Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ House Bill 999 outside of the Danna Center on March 28. House...

President-elect speaks to community for first time in Peace Quad

Cristo Dulom, Managing Editor for Print March 30, 2023

Loyola’s president-elect, Xavier Cole, addressed the Loyola community for the first time in the Peace Quad this past Friday, March 24. Cole, the first Black president and second layperson to lead...

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Mercy Hall construction disrupts student schedules

Macie Batson, Editor in Chief March 29, 2023

Students will notice a significant shift in their upcoming schedules as fall 2023 advising approaches. Some of their classes will be held in spaces that aren't really classrooms, and students may have...

Flawless Golden Wolves co-founders Natasha Calixte (left) and Reagan Rogers (right) discuss logistics for the new dance team.

Sophomores create new majorette dance team

Maleigh Crespo, Design Chief March 29, 2023

Sophomores Natasha Calixte and Reagan Rogers have been dancing since they were in high school, but when they came to Loyola, they saw a deficit in the dance department. Loyola has a dance team, but...

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Literary-reading series revamped at The Eliza Jane hotel

Maleigh Crespo, Design Chief March 29, 2023

The Loyola University English department has partnered with The Eliza Jane hotel to reboot its monthly reading series, formerly known as 1718. The revamped literary-reading series will now be called...

Loyola's Young Democratic Socialists of America chapter president Carson Cruse leading students in protest of Florida Bill 999 outside of the Danna Center. Florida's 999 bill limits diversity, equity, and inclusion education in higher education.

Loyola students protest outside Danna Center

Maleigh Crespo, Design Chief March 28, 2023

Loyola’s chapter of Young Democratic Socialists of America in partnership with the Nola Youth Action Network held a peaceful protest outside of the Danna Center on March 28. The organization was protesting...

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NOLA public library showcases local music talent

Arianna D'Antonio, Senior Staff Writer March 28, 2023

The New Orleans public library created its own streaming platform to promote local musicians, giving artists opportunities to showcase their music and pull the strings of the community together. The platform,...

Junior outfielder Aaron Davis swings at a pitch against Stillman College at Segnette Field on March 18, 2023.

Baseball carries 20-9 record into 2nd half of the season

Elle Haavie, Staff Writer March 26, 2023

The Loyola baseball team is currently in the middle of their season and in the heart of their conference schedule, winning 20 out of the 29 games they’ve played so far. They are currently 7-2 in the...

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