History pre-law sophomore Madison Bergeron lost $3,500 worth of items and her car in three minutes when she turned around to find a group of teenage boys tugging on her purse outside of her Uptown apartment.
Bergeon...
Mass Communication Professor Lisa Collins awoke early one morning last year to find her car missing from her driveway. It had been stolen. Police found it eight days later only a few miles away with a...
The Treme neighborhood changed forever in 1966 when the Interstate 10 Claiborne Avenue Expressway emerged, turning a once vibrant, thriving Black community into a shadow of its former self.
The expressway...
Kentro Mason, a queer Loyola alum and musician, said their life changed on May 16 during a night out with friends after they heard a man at a bar threaten them.
Mason was after dancing for a couple...
Orleans Parish residents are calling for action as they see and smell the effects of no garbage pickup for three weeks after Hurricane Ida.
The storm disrupted the already inconsistent trash pickup...
After two decades of war, the United States has pulled its last troops from the country of Afghanistan.
U.S. soldiers died fighting in the war, along with more than 47,000 Afghan civilians that got...
Jackie Galli, Worldview Assistant
• August 28, 2021
As part of the construction projects across New Orleans, Calhoun and Freret streets are expected to see continued road and drainage construction.
Through September, the construction may pose parking...
The New Orleans Regional Transit Authority introduced temporary fare reductions in July, making transportation cheaper and encouraging New Orleanians to use public transportation.
While this will improve...
Blakeley Cathey, Equity and Inclusion Assistant
• August 26, 2021
Lexi Mestas' life was turned upside down when she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in February.
Mestas, a Loyola alumna, is now determined to turn what could have been the worst news of her life into...
Loyola alumni Karl Connor and Sue Mobley are at the forefront of the movement to rename New Orleans streets, parks and public places with names currently rooted in Louisiana’s Confederate and segregationist...
Descendants of those enslaved by the Georgetown University Jesuits have mixed feelings about the Jesuit Orders' plan to pay $100 million in reparations.
The Georgetown Jesuits owned 272 enslaved people...
After the Orleans Room closes, student volunteers work to limit on-campus food waste behind the kitchen doors.
On Sunday through Thursday nights, Loyola’s Food Recovery Network chapter packages...
