Senior guard Myles Burns collapsed in tears on the hardwood floor of the court just as the clock read 0.0. At that moment, Burns, later named the championship’s most valuable player, had just played...
The Loyola Wolf Pack men's basketball team has won its national championship against the Talladega College Tornados with Loyola ultimately leading with a score of 71-56.
The team's lone prior national...
Juanita Collins said her son Myles Burns has wanted to be a star since he was born. Before he turned one, Collins said she had people telling her that Burns was going to be an athlete. And Burns, a...
The BUKU Music + Art Festival is returning to New Orleans after a two-year pandemic hiatus, and local artists are ready to take the stage.
BUKU was founded in 2012 to celebrate the youthful, vibrant,...
The inaugural season of beach volleyball kicked off last Friday as the Wolf Pack took on Spring Hill College.
It took about three years of work and proposals to show how the beach volleyball program would...
America’s perception of Ukrainian refugees and internally displaced peoples is a product of the same racial bias as missing White girl syndrome, a tendency of the general public to focus on missing White...
Loyola contemporary ensemble and bass instructor Amina Scott is teaching her students the lessons she learned while establishing herself as a fixture in the New Orleans jazz scene.
Since graduating from...
Christy Lorio felt like the rug had been swept from under her feet when her doctor diagnosed her with colorectal cancer at the age of 38 in June of 2018.
She still couldn’t believe her ears when she...
When Rachel returned to campus last October following Hurricane Ida, she was ready to experience a normal college semester.
After spending her freshman year on Zoom because of the COVID-19 pandemic,...
A few weeks before the start of school, the golf team was put in a new group chat that included the incoming freshman like we do every year. I already knew the freshman, but I had no idea who Cory Amory...
Alexandra Akes, Assistant Sports Editor
• March 10, 2022
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit New Orleans in March 2020, students traveled home, saying goodbye to their dorms, friends and classes, but many students also left behind a campus favorite—recreational...
Brittany Young’s career is driven by her passion for connecting with students and helping them along their academic journeys.
“That student connection is why I’m really invested in higher education...
