Men and women’s tennis wrapped up their fall seasons with some record firsts. The women’s team opened the season ranked number nine in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics preseason rankings—their highest preseason ranking in...

The Symphony of New Orleans presents "Winter Rhapsody,” to commemorate the centennial anniversary of George Gershwin's 1924 masterpiece, “Rhapsody in Blue.” The performance will feature guest soloist Qifan Wu alongside students from Loyola University's...

The Side Hustle Expo, organized by Loyola’s School of Business, gives Loyola students an opportunity to showcase their skills and businesses for a chance to win scholarships and sell their products and services.  The expo gave students the chance...

Sabrina Short launched tech collective NOLAvate Black in 2018 in response to systemic racism and social injustices. Short said these issues prevented people of color and certain communities from gaining access to high-wage jobs and demand in the technology...

The world tuned in with anxious anticipation for the reveal of the next U.S. president. Polls fluctuated, beginning in favor of Kamala Harris but shifting toward Donald Trump by the late night. By early morning, news of Trump's victory spread...

When Taylor Swift made her star-studded appearance in the Big Easy for The Eras Tour, it felt like the entire city had embraced her. From the giant friendship bracelets on the dome, an entire section of the skeleton house dedicated to Swift, to characterized...

Seeds are being planted in efforts to make New Orleans a greener place, thanks to the organization SOUL NOLA. Sustaining Our Urban Landscape is a nonprofit organization that has been working since 2016 to reforest parts of New Orleans. On Oct. 26,...

Loyola University’s Monroe Library has unveiled a new photography exhibition, “A Tribute to Harold Baquet: Picturing Blackness.”  Located on the 4th floor of Monroe Library in the Diboll Design Center, this new installation is a “mediation...

Loyola graduate students got to experience a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity in Rome, according to assistant professor of pastoral studies, Emily Jendzejec. Six students and one faculty member went on a pilgrimage in Rome to experience a Catholic Synod. The...

Unemployment is up, savings are down in Louisiana With high unemployment, a tourist economy, and low-wage part-time jobs, New Orleanians are desperate to save money. Ryder Vassilos is a newly employed sales associate at Petco. He said had to hunt...

For the first time since 1972, a Loyola team welcomed Division I neighbors Tulane University to the Den for an exhibition basketball match. “We had a scheduling issue at Devlin, so the game wasn’t able to happen there,” Tulane head coach Ashley...