Ava Acharya, Senior Staff Writer
• November 3, 2023
Ahead of Louisiana’s Gubernatorial General elections, the state’s runoff elections clarified a number of candidates and constitutional amendments.
As the state moves into Nov. 5 elections, several...
Tulane and Loyola students took to the street to launch the first of what is to become a weekly pro-Palestinian protest. They were met with opposition, as pro-Israeli counter protesters formed on the opposite...
Chants saying “Justice for the Tampa 5, protesting is not a crime” rang out of a Monroe Hall classroom as a group of students and staff welcomed speaker for the Tampa 5, Laura Rodriguez, to tell her...
“Louisiana has lost approximately 1,900 square miles of its coast since 1932,” according to the City of New Orleans. The rapid coastal erosion comes as the byproduct of climate change,...
Not everyone is happy with the results of Louisiana’s 2023 state elections. Some of the most vocal about their displeasure are members of the Real Name Campaign and Freedom Road Socialist Organization.
The...
“In Louisiana, for every seven executions, there have been three people exonerated,” said Innocence Project New Orleans executive director, Jee Park, at the Rally Against Killing the Innocent that...
In the landscape of literature, a surge of book challenges is impacting libraries, schools and families state and nationwide.
At Loyola, lecturer in teacher education Julia Miller organized a week of...
The state election results are in, and Jeff Landry has won the job to be voted in as Louisiana’s next governor. The race was called on Oct. 14, at 9:45 PM, with Landry securing 51.5% of the vote compared...
On September 30, a few hours before a potential government shutdown, the House and the Senate voted for a modest spending bill that would keep the government open through November 17, according to the...
It seems Louisiana missed the memo that the state elections were last Saturday.
Attorney General Jeff Landry received 51.6% of the vote, however only about 36% of Louisiana’s registered voters actually...
Kincaid Leger, Worldview Assistant
• October 6, 2023
Two Loyola Law School alumni will vie for an open judicial seat in the Orleans Parish Criminal District Court in this October’s elections.
New Orleans led the nation in murders per capita in 2022...
Ecoi Lewis, Assistant Sections Editor
• October 6, 2023
Realcycle is saving New Orleans by picking up one bottle at a time.
Launched in January of 2022, theRealcycle group is an organization who are trying to restore confidence in and bring recycling back...
