Biology freshman Nicholas Martin’s athletic journey began in high school, where he played eight different sports: football, baseball, basketball, swim, tennis, cross country, and track and field. Of...
Through prayers, music, and spoken word, people showed support for the people of Palestine at “The New Orleans Palestinian Resistance Fair: A Celebration of Mass Movements, Popular Struggles and the...
Associate Director of Ministry and Resident Minister Ken Webber envisions an invitation to “find God in all things” within the chapel of St. Ignatius and Gayle and Tom Benson Jesuit Center.
Art...
On a rainy fall day, several university students like myself, professors and event organizers gathered for an event that sought to bring the lessons of the 1960s Civil Rights Movement into the present...
Loyola’s food service and dining areas will receive multiple stages of upgrades using a $23 million fund from Sodexo, including a full renovation of the Danna Center.
The funding came from a contract...
As the hurricane approached, students in dorms faced the question: Should I stay or should I go now?
Students who stuck around under “Ride it Out” lockdown found themselves confined in their residential...
Loyola has dissolved its University Board of Appeals, a move that has ignited concern over the fairness of the disciplinary process on campus.
The 15-member UBA, composed of faculty, staff, and students,...
Grammy nominated artist Big Freedia debuted a new song at Loyola’s music industry and theater forum.
The New Orleans native performed pieces from her newest project, a Gospel album titled Pressing...
Loyola's chapter of Students for a Democratic Society, along with other students and community members, marched to the residence of university president Xavier Cole.
The rally, held on Sep. 18,...
Thursday
8:15 p.m. Power is back on in Francis Hall. Power is still off on Broadway campus.
12:30 p.m. Power lines and branches fell around Uptown during the hurricane, leaving hazards in the streets.
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As Hurricane Francine moves closer, the New Orleans community rushes to get ready.
Be sure to stay tuned for more updates, and see below for tips on hurricane preparedness. Be safe, Wolf Pack!
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Student activists Juleea Berthelot and Carson Cruse said they expected punishment from Loyola after being arrested on May 1 during the Tulane encampment. However, they said they didn’t anticipate the...
