Jeremy Scipio, a senior at Joseph S. Clark High School, was in class when he was called into the hallway with the rest of his classmates. Sitting in the hallway for three periods, Scipio grew anxious when...
Almost two years after creating an educational program for young girls, the founder and Loyola University New Orleans alum is proud of the progress so far.
Flor Serna, A’15, is the founder and executive...
The New Orleans Ladies Arm Wrestling group held an action night at Twelve Mile Limit Bar to stop cuts to the Office on Violence Against Women. The local Ladies Arm Wrestling group hosts performance-based...
Tulane joined college and university campuses nationwide with a peaceful demonstration at McAlister Hall, protesting against the president’s ban on Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Yemen and Syria...
College students may feel like Superman, but they are finding their kryptonite with the flu.
According to a report done by the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases, under 40 percent of US college...
Mayor Landrieu and Gov. John Bel Edward’s plan to close doors on Bourbon Street at 3 a.m. has caused a backlash in the community.
It is one of many strategies announced as part of the Mayor’s new...
Passionate students congregated in Thomas Hall to address Trump's ongoing influence in Washington with an expert guest.Loyola’s Crescent City Connections lecture series welcomed popular pollster...
In a move to transform systems of broken levees and pipes ravaged by Katrina floodwater, the Gentilly neighborhood is converting a local park into a sustainable, eco-friendly industry standard for water...
Planned Parenthood supporters took part in a rally to spread their message to the government: “Defend, don’t defund.”
On Friday, Feb. 10, nearly 200 people gathered at Duncan Plaza in front of City...
As Black History Month celebrations popped up around the city of New Orleans, Xavier University, a historically Black college, led the way.
Through a free series of lectures, Xavier opened its doors to...
Updated: Feb 14, 2017
From local high schools to churches, the New Orleans community has come together to help the people affected by the tornadoes that struck New Orleans East and surrounding southeast...
