The state of Louisiana implemented a method of execution this month that advocates describe as cruel and unusual.  Jessie Hoffman’s execution was the first carried out in Louisiana in a decade and a half, and it is the first to employ nitrogen hypoxia...

For weeks, Loyola University has been left in hot water— because they didn’t have any. What started as an equipment failure quickly escalated into a full-scale infrastructure crisis, leaving students with alternative shower options and the facilities...

Peruvian born New Orleans traveling artist Blas Isasi advocates for human rights through sculpture art. He makes statements on society inspired by Andean tradition and history to uncloak the impact of colonialism on the world. He captures the distinction...

On Jan. 14, Loyola University announced that Stuart Gay will become the vice president of finance and assume oversight of the university’s financial functions. To most students and faculty, this is just another faceless name in the administration. However,...

Biever Hall will undergo renovations after Spring 2025, with students being reassigned to other halls, including the new residence hall for the Fall 2025 semester. Loyola aims to ensure a smooth transition, says Kyle Gregore, the Director of Facilities. Despite...

On March 11, student protesters at Loyola University gathered to protest for the release of Mahmoud Khalil and to stand in support of Palestine and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives. They protested against immigration in the U.S., President...

The story of the United States cannot be told fairly or accurately without African-Americans being a vital part of it, a topic that has been debated alongside diatribes about the rollback of diversity, equity, and inclusion policies, the elimination of...

At Loyola University New Orleans, advocacy isn’t just something students participate in—it’s part of who they are. From championing social justice to driving environmental and political change, Loyola students have always used their voices to stand...

University President Xavier Cole said he is committed to answering demands given to him by a group of student leaders and said he will use Jesuit principles to guide those decisions.  Representatives from six organizations marched to his office and...

Loyola President Xavier Cole emailed the Loyola community in response to a recent letter issued by the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights. The letter, sent to all schools and entities that receive federal funding from the Department...

The Loyola beach volleyball team has begun preparing for the start of their 2025 season, being ranked No. 9 in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics preseason polls. Under third-year head coach Robert Pitre, the team achieved a top...