Kincaid Leger, Assistant Worldview Editor
• March 26, 2023
NOLA Wesley House is one United Methodist Church that has been a refuge for some of Loyola’s queer methodists.
“The Wesley House is almost like a safe haven for us, because there are a lot of churches...
Everyone who has ever lived in a Loyola residence hall has a horror story. That bathroom stall that was broken by some freshman in a drunken rage, and stayed that way for weeks. The makeshift slip ‘n’...
After a three-year hiatus, the Loyola Jazz Fest was back for its 53rd annual festival to bring together a community with a love for music, particularly jazz, said its host and Loyola Jazz studies professor...
Students on Loyola’s campus love their chicken. But what they don’t love is needing confusing apps to get that chicken. This is what some students on campus have complained about when it comes to the...
Ava Acharya, Managing Editor for Digital
• March 25, 2023
Imagine this: you’re walking in your neighborhood, getting groceries. It's a beautiful, sunny day. Perfect for a leisurely walk. You’re crossing the street. You look both ways and take a step into...
From 1927’s “Metropolis” to “The Hunger Games”, the idea of dystopia has always captivated audiences. Growing up, dystopia quickly became one of my favorite genres. Movies like “The Maze Runner”...
Nola on Tap returned to New Orleans this past weekend after a three-year hiatus due to COVID-19.
Nola on Tap, hosted at Lafreniere Park on Saturday, March 18, is an event dedicated to showcasing local...
Cristo Dulom, Managing Editor for Print
• March 23, 2023
The Loyola Board of Trustees announced the university’s 18th president after a seven-month national search.
Xavier Cole will be the university’s first Black president and the second layperson, following...
Loyola’s dance team accomplished their first preseason goal with a home-field win at the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics regional competition. The win gave the team the chance to compete...
A new law requires Louisiana residents to provide their government-issued IDs to view mainstream pornography websites, but Loyola professor Ty Lawson said the government should be prioritizing combating...
Media professor Ty Lawson had a vision for a class that taught more than just the “nuts and bolts” when coming to Loyola. He said he recognized the importance of teaching students how to create media...
After searching for over a year, Loyola has found its new president.
The Loyola community will have a chance to meet the new university president Friday, March 24, at 1 p.m. in the Peace Quad, according...
