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The Loyola rugby team practices a scrum during a team drill in April 2016. The Loyola Rugby team no longer exists.

[Photo] COLUMN: Loyola rugby needs to return

Zach Cesarini, Design Chief
March 8, 2024
Patricia Boyett tells Audrey OConnel about the Womens Resource Center at the Student Organization Fair on Sept. 2, 2015. Boyett is leaving the director position this year.

[Photo] Patricia Boyett leaves a legacy of empowerment

Pharrell Every, Senior Staff Writer
March 8, 2024
Bob Thomas, holds signs that will be featured around Loyolas campus. The Loyola Sustainability Committee urges people to use the sidewalks to protect the grass.

When Loyola Disrespects the Grass

Taylor Galmiche
May 5, 2016
The Loyola rugby team practices a scrum during a team drill. The team will travel to Mississippi to take part in the Southern Mississippi 7’s tournament on Saturday, April 23.

[Photo] Rugby team emerges top of the scrum

Gabriel Garza, Ryan Micklin, and
April 21, 2016
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[Photo] The truth about drunk driving

Sidney Holmes
April 21, 2016
Protestors gather for an action against prison expansion in front of the Orleans Parish Criminal Courthouse on Thursday, April 14, 2016.

Citizens protest the expansion of the Orleans Parish Prison

Taylor Galmiche
April 15, 2016
Wolf Pack reduces its carbon footprint

Wolf Pack reduces its carbon footprint

Taylor Galmiche
April 13, 2016
Potholes like the one shown above are littered around the streets of New Orleans, often causing expensive car repairs and unattractive streets. Fix My Streets Working Financial Group aims to work with the city to make smooth streets in New Orleans.

Initiative aims to fill in NOLA’s street troubles

Taylor Galmiche
April 8, 2016
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Kick-Ball-Change: The Future of Swing Dance Club

Taylor Galmiche
February 26, 2016
Men line up in their designated check-in line. Michael Smith takes their names for documentation. After check in the men continue to the chapel for a hot cup of coffee. Jan. 22, 2016.

Shelter doors swing open for freeze plan

Taylor Galmiche
February 14, 2016

Krewe for 15 protest for higher minimum wage

Taylor Galmiche and Marie Simoneaux
February 2, 2016
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[Photo] Organizations push for citywide ban on plastic bags

Alliciyia George
January 28, 2016
Treasure Island

Treasure Island

Taylor Galmiche, mass communication senior
January 26, 2016
Loyola students write letters to the homeless at “Covering the Needy” in the Peace Quad on Nov. 12. The event raised money to provide blankets for homeless New Orleanians.

Nikki’s Blankets covers the homeless in New Orleans

Taylor Galmiche
December 6, 2015
Shannon Newland takes a smoke break on Calhoun. Since Loyola went smoke-free on August 1, smokers like Newline have since moved to Calhoun street and other streets near campus. Photo credit: Taylor Galmiche

Smoke break on Calhoun

Taylor Galmiche
November 4, 2015
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Win Butler of Arcade Fire performs at New Orleans Film Festival

Taylor Galmiche
October 22, 2015
JeBari Lewis, communications sophomore, gets his fortune read at Third Friday on Oct.16t. This months theme was Freaky Friday, and it featured palm readings and making personal gris gris bags. Photo credit: Taylor Galmiche

Things get freaky in the peace quad for third Friday

Taylor Galmiche
October 17, 2015

8 Restaurants You’re Missing Out On

Taylor Galmiche
October 9, 2015
Sierra Lyman, mass communication junior, and Ruvini Wijesekera, graphic design junior, show off the Design Studios button-making machine. Interactive demonstrations in the graphic design department were part of the Monroe Hall open house. Photo credit: Taylor Galmiche

Monroe Hall open hall displays the building’s new features.

Taylor Galmiche
October 8, 2015
Matthew Deitrich, left, a visual arts senior, and Andres Arauz, right, a design junior, look at the tree-inspired art of Lee Deigaard in the Collins C. Diboll Gallery on the fourth floor of the Monroe Library at an opening for Deigaard and Rachel Jones Deris. Deigaards work is drawings and photogenic drawings largely inspired by trees in New Orleans and Deris will display her new paintings. Photo credit: Taylor Galmiche

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Molly Helie, left, a visual arts senior Autumn Cormier, center, a visual arts junior, and Kristin Anabell, right, mingle by Lee Deigaards work in the Collins C. Diboll Gallery on the fourth floor of the Monroe Library at an opening for artists Lee Deigaard and Rachel Jones Deris. Deigaards work is drawings and photogenic drawings largely inspired by trees in New Orleans and Deris will display her new paintings. Photo credit: Taylor Galmiche

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Heather Butler, a visual arts senior, looks at art in the Collins C. Diboll Gallery on the fourth floor of the Monroe Library at an opening for artists Lee Deigaard and Rachel Jones Deris. Deigaards work is drawings and photogenic drawings largely inspired by trees in New Orleans and Deris will display her new paintings. Photo credit: Taylor Galmiche

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Lee Deigaard stands in front of her Ink on Rag Paper, Untitled (Wildwood III) in the Collins C. Diboll Gallery on the fourth floor of the Monroe Library at an opening for Deigaard and Rachel Jones Deris. Deigaards work is drawings and photogenic drawings largely inspired by trees in New Orleans and Deris will display her new paintings. Photo credit: Taylor Galmiche

[Photo] Artist debut art work in Loyola gallery

October 11, 2015
Cayla-Ann Kelton, a history senior, and CG Kendrick, a design sophomore, enjoy the sunshine at the Louisiana Seafood Festival in City Park. The annual event features live music and Louisiana seafood dishes from two dozen local vendors. Photo credit: Taylor Galmiche

The Louisiana Seafood Festival was the catch of the day during Labor Day weekend.

Taylor Galmiche
September 10, 2015
Joshua Byrd, a communications senior, tells Jenae OConner, a humanities sophomore, about Chi Alpha student ministries. The fair was an opportunity for students to learn about organizations they can be involved with on campus. Photo credit: Taylor Galmiche

Student Organization Fair

Taylor Galmiche
September 2, 2015
Max Rowdon, the barista, pours coffee for a customer. He has been the barista at Mojos for several months.

In My Opinion: Choose local coffee not corporate

Taylor Galmiche, [email protected]
August 28, 2015
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Gospel singers perform at Loyola’s Gospel Fest in the St. Charles Room on April 18. The festival brings together various gospel singers and choirs from across the area.

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Gospel singers perform at Loyola’s Gospel Fest in the St. Charles Room on April 18. The festival brings together various gospel singers and choirs from across the area.

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Gospel singers perform at Loyola’s Gospel Fest in the St. Charles Room on April 18. The festival brings together various gospel singers and choirs from across the area.

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Gospel singers perform at Loyola’s Gospel Fest in the St. Charles Room on April 18. The festival brings together various gospel singers and choirs from across the area.

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Gospel singers perform at Loyola’s Gospel Fest in the St. Charles Room on April 18. The festival brings together various gospel singers and choirs from across the area.

[Photo] Gospel Fest takes St. Charles Room to church

April 24, 2015
Students engage in group discussion during a psychology class at Xavier University. The univeristy unveiled the city’s first clinical psychology doctorate program.

[Photo] Tulane is ‘creating tomorrow’ through talks

Kristen Stewart
February 13, 2015
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