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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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All content by Davis Walden

Sassy win for Loyola voice instructor

Davis Walden
November 17, 2017
Photo credit: Hayley Hynes

Caroline, or Change comes to New Orleans for first time

Davis Walden
October 27, 2017

Upcoming Events 10/20-10/27

Davis Walden
October 19, 2017

Upcoming Events 9/22-9/29

Davis Walden
September 20, 2017

Upcoming Events 9/9-9/21

Davis Walden
September 6, 2017

Ode to the Boot Store

Davis Walden
September 5, 2017

Upcoming Events 9/1-9/7

Davis Walden
August 30, 2017

Event calendar 8/25-8/31

Davis Walden
August 23, 2017

Events 8/19-8/24

Davis Walden
August 16, 2017
Loyola grad Maxwell Eaton to open namesake restaurant on Magazine Street

Loyola grad Maxwell Eaton to open namesake restaurant on Magazine Street

Davis Walden
August 11, 2017
Rachel Dufour, chemistry and psychology major, boards the streetcar to the next locale in the city. Graduating this spring, Rachel is excited to explore more aspects of the city before leaving town.

Graduating seniors reflect on NOLA

Davis Walden
May 2, 2017
Morel's Print and Design Narrative class displays their finished product of their collaboration with the International School of Louisiana fifth grade students. The design students created posters to match the visual ideas the ISL students presented.

Design class creates poster book project for young local students

Davis Walden
April 8, 2017
Leslie Castay and Martin Bradford perform in "Sweet Bird of Youth" as Princess Kosmonopolis and Chance Wayne, respectively. The production team explained that their casting choices provide a new spin on the New Orleans tale. Photo credit: John B. Barrois

Southern Rep takes a chance with Sweet Bird

Davis Walden
March 31, 2017
Loyola senior receives full scholarship to Cambridge University to study spiders

Loyola senior receives full scholarship to Cambridge University to study spiders

Davis Walden
March 27, 2017
John Thomas Sides prepares a drink as a part of his training. Sides plans on being in Tales of a Cocktail, a weeklong networking event that is a way for industry professionals to put their recipes to the test and exchange new ideas. Photo credit: Davis Walden

Local mixologist prepares for Tales of a Cocktail

Davis Walden
March 15, 2017
Fionn Hunter-Green, bassist and lead singer of $pare Change performing at Tipitina's. Hunter-Green has been with the band since it's inception in 2014. Photo credit: Davis Walden

$pare Change rocks Tipitina’s

Davis Walden
February 16, 2017

Student and family uphold Muses Krewe

Davis Walden
February 9, 2017
Bruno's Tavern late at night on a Saturday

Uptown bars react to Landrieu proposal

Davis Walden
February 5, 2017
Maggie McGovern demonstrates a watercolor technique used for one of her makeup looks. McGovern has created various looks that she then shares to her Instagram account. Photo credit: Osama Ayyad

Maggie McGovern makes it up as she goes

Davis Walden
February 2, 2017
Laura Sanders performing a set at Barcadia. Barcadia has hosted many female comics during their biweekly open-mic events Photo credit: Davis Walden

NOLA women comics are no joke

Davis Walden
January 26, 2017

Interview: Former detainee tells his story

Davis Walden
January 19, 2017
A customer orders food at Black Swan's restaurant location at Roux Carre. Photo credit: Davis Walden

Pop-up restaurants surprise New Orleanians with a new way to dine

Davis Walden
January 13, 2017
Student Dan Culpepper, right, is part of a collaboration between Eastman and a design class at Appalachian State University to design outdoor furniture using a new wood product developed by Eastman. Professors also involved in the project are Richard Prisco, left, and Kern Maass, both members of the industrial design faculty at Appalachian.

Kern Maass appointed dean of College of Music and Fine Arts

Davis Walden
December 9, 2016
Viewers watch "The Clock," a 24 hour film installation that compiles clips from movies telling the time to complete a daylong cycle. The installation is playing in New Orleans through early December. Photo credit: Davis Walden

Marclay’s ‘The Clock’ makes southern premiere

Davis Walden
November 30, 2016
Melissa Alba, political science junior, talks to a crowd outside Monroe Library about her experiences as a Hispanic American in the U.S. She addressed members of the Loyola community as part of the campus' solidarity walkout staged Nov. 16. Photo credit: Tasja Demel

Loyola Community Coalition for Social Justice organizes solidarity walkout

Davis Walden
November 27, 2016
Angelika Robertson, sociology sophomore, dressed as Harley Quinn from Suicide Squad at The Willow Bar’s “Spectrum LGBT Costume Party” that took place on Oct. 27. Photo credit: Davis Walden

The Willow Bar hosts young adult LGBT costume party

Davis Walden
November 17, 2016
Asia Allen as Le Veuve, Saisha Lee as Makeda, and Kelsey Reine as Beatrice in costume for House That Will Not Stand, the play they star in along with several others. Photo credit: Kyle Encar

Loyola Theatre Pays Tribute to New Orleans and Women of Color

Davis Walden
November 9, 2016
Morel created a typrography piece using conductive ink on paper, an LED and a circuit system. Her work was submitted in 2013 to be featured in productions for both the National Center for Cinema and the Le Quartier Art Center. (Courtesy of Morel)

French fulbright scholar joins design department

Davis Walden
October 25, 2016

Loyola gallery to feature University of Louisiana at Lafayette artwork

Davis Walden
October 25, 2016
Music Industry Professor Jim McCormick examines the work of his students in his class The Business and Craft of Songwriting.

Music professor honors the craft of songwriting with students

Davis Walden
October 24, 2016
Local regional theater company finds new home at Loyola

Local regional theater company finds new home at Loyola

Davis Walden
October 24, 2016
Trainers (from left to right) Staffon Turley, Malik Thompson (bottom left), Tasja Demel, and Cyril Ma check their "Pokédex" to see which "wild Pokémon" are left for them to catch. Loyola University and Audubon Park, a "PokéStop", are great places to find Pokémon. Photo credit: Alliciyia George

Commuters ‘Pokemon Go’ out

Davis Walden
October 10, 2016
Waiters are servers not servants

Waiters are servers not servants

Davis Walden
October 6, 2016
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[Photo] Follow the music to New Orleans

Jamal Melancon
September 24, 2016
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[Photo] Bars with a twist

India Yarborough
September 20, 2016
Marc Stone plays at The Howlin Wolf’s benefit concert. Several bands performed at the concert to raise funds for flooding victims. The event raised around $3,000. Photo credit: Davis Walden

Howlin’ Wolf benefit helps Louisiana flood victims

Davis Walden
September 17, 2016
This is a computer-generated view of the BABE boutique that will open on Freret Street. The clothing store is set to open in late October. (Image credit: Jessy Jacobs)

BABE boutique opens on Freret

Davis Walden
September 14, 2016
Marc Petros, lighting programmer prepares for a show in Le Petit. Le Petit has seen many changes in recent years. Photo credit: Davis Walden

Le Petit Theatre celebrates 100th anniversary, creative direction

Davis Walden
September 12, 2016

Howlin’ Wolf benefit event to raise money for flood victims

Davis Walden
September 9, 2016
Cuzco is located on 4714 Freret St. Photo credit: Alliciyia George

Bar Frances, Cuzco bring something new to Freret’s table

Davis Walden
September 2, 2016
Shelby Kirby, theatre arts and business junior, puts on her makeup and costume during a dress rehearsal for “Crimes of the Heart.” The show opens on March 13 with a cast of actors who have put weeks of preparation into the production.

[Photo] Tragicomedy meets southern charm in Loyola’s “Crimes of the Heart”

Starlight Williams
March 5, 2015
Sergey Garanyants (center), third year law student, helps a married couple during a session at the College of Law’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program. The VITA program offers free tax preparation for moderate to low-income tax payers and Loyola students.

[Photo] Students aid community with tax prep

March 5, 2015
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“Me, myself, and Netflix”

Davis Walden
February 27, 2015
Tim and Vicky Trieb in front of Galatoire's restaurant, which has a no-smoking policy, on Bourbon Street.

[Photo] Mayor signs citywide smoking ban

Ellen McCusker
February 27, 2015
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[Photo] Calling in the reinforcements

February 27, 2015
Bethany Washington, business junior, gets the St. Ignatius statue in the Mardi Gras spirit with some beads. Mardi Gras season is not just about the parades and throws, it also contains religious symbolism.

Jesus, the reason for Mardi Gras season

Davis Walden
February 5, 2015
Mack Guillory (left), theatre arts sophomore, and another student participate in a die-in on Nov. 25, 2014. Loyola and Tulane students gathered and protested following the lack of an endictment in the Michael Brown case.

[Photo] Smoke break

Lauren Stroh
January 30, 2015
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[Photo] Protesters rally against pipeline

Burke Bischoff
January 22, 2015
Invasion of the cosplayers

Invasion of the cosplayers

Davis Walden
January 15, 2015
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[Photo] Students hold candlelit vigil against police brutality

Ellen McCusker
December 9, 2014
Students gather for a "die-in" protest around the Iggy statue December 9.

[Photo] The Loyola Community participates in “die-in” protest

December 9, 2014
Students write on the pavement as part of a "die-in" on McAllister Drive.

Students write on the pavement as part of a "die-in" on McAllister Drive.

Protestors raise their arms as they march.

Protestors silently proceed with arms raised through Tulane's Howard-Tilton Library. Protest leader Etefia Umana negotiated a silent procession through the library with TUPD and library officials.

Students break bread with friends this Thanksgiving, forging strong communal bonds and saving money, by savoring dorm life.

Friends become family during holiday season

Davis Walden
November 20, 2014
Open Mic Night showcases talent

Open Mic Night showcases talent

Davis Walden
November 11, 2014

Loyola Week practices Jesuit values: from Faith to Action

Davis Walden
October 30, 2014
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[Photo] Finale under the oaks

October 30, 2014

Loyola Police Department holds event against crime

Davis Walden, Staff Writer
October 15, 2014
Saving our community

Saving our community

Davis Walden
October 3, 2014
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