The “final girl” is a trope in horror films which refers to the last girl or woman alive to confront the killer, ostensibly the one left to tell the story.
Film and media wouldn’t be the same...
Gen Z pushes the envelope. We break down barriers. Our generation challenges the status quo, but for many of us, the pressure can be too much to handle.
We were born into a culture built on violence,...
Uhaul, a queer event planning organization, is striving to build a space where the New Orleans’ LGBTQ+ community can express themselves, build connections, and have fun in a safe environment, according...
The men known for sauntering down Magazine Street in tuxedos and drinking while giving out flowers and kisses will be in the Irish Channel once again.
Though New Orleanians missed out on the quintessential...
“Bittersweet beyond measure.”
That’s how University President Tania Tetlow described her feelings about leaving behind Loyola and the city she has called home for most of her life. Before Tetlow...
Loyola will be moving to optional masking starting March 9 in accordance with new city guidelines, according to an email from Alicia Bourque, vice president of student affairs. Masks will be optional on...
When Olivia Bell got in a Loyola shuttle to take her to isolation off campus in December, she didn’t know where the driver was taking her. Nobody had told her.
“I was confused,” Bell said. “I...
Last year’s absence of Carnival and the superspreader event of the 2020 parade season has us feeling cautiously optimistic about this year’s Mardi Gras festivities.
We began the semester virtually...
The Rev. Justin Daffron, S.J. is moving across the hall to the presidential office this summer.
After current University President Tania Tetlow steps down at the end of the semester, Daffron will be...
Local organizations and businesses in New Orleans are coming together to put on events to honor Black communities in the Crescent City in order to indulge in culture and remember history.
One notable...
Khayla Gaston, Equity and Inclusion Officer
• February 17, 2022
New Orleans is home to a vast array of people, parties, and types of king cake.
King Cake Hub, a seasonal pop-up shop, gives New Orleanians the opportunity to sample dozens of different king cakes without...
For Alaina Paul-Mensah, the connection between New Orleans and West Africa is undeniable.
Paul-Mensah and her foundation, Queens of Africa United International Foundation USA, are inviting people to...
