This August the New Orleans Salsa Bachata Festival is back for its second annual event that aims to bring Hispanic recognition for the city.
It all started with the passion that festival founder, Rubia...
A few months (or several lifetimes ago), I wrote about graduating seniors wading through the difficulties of shaky job markets and general education hang-ups, all while undergoing the listless malaise...
Angelo Imbraguglio shoots one of the Crescent City's biggest festivals. It is a celebration of New Orleans culture, music and food. The festival starts on April 27 and goes throughout two weekends until...
Loyola students had a chance to be enlightened with stories from different cultures in the comfort of the St. Charles room. Perspectives of Indigenous Women was a panel held on April 30 in the St. Charles...
It was all fun and laughter in McAlister Auditorium this past Thursday.Tulane had the pleasure of presenting Saturday Night Live comedians to their students and the public on April 26. The three comedians...
The Garden District community came together at Cafe Luna to sell and celebrate art, eat hand-rolled bagels and drink freshly roasted coffee.Cafe Luna, located on the corner of Magazine and Nashville streets,...
After premiering an award winning-play in New York, Loyola alumnus James McBride has returned to his alma mater to direct Loyola’s theater arts program’s final production this year, Informed Consent.
“Informed...
The Social Political Design class unveiled The Kendall Collective, a memorial to the late Kendall Michelle Daigle.
Kendall Daigle was an English writing student who passed away March 2014 from a heroin...
Brunch is the key to happiness. And for those of you who think I’m exaggerating, take a second and think about it. Brunch, more so than any other meal time, is dedicated to slowing down for just a moment...
Derek Taylor and Skylar Allen are two student performers making a name for themselves, both as separate artists and collaborators, outside the Loyola sphere.
Growing up on different sides of the country,...
Loyola’s music department is home to many student musicians who are paving the way in their genres and in the local scene. The Darelilies, a group of music industry students, is the latest of these bands...
Locals feared heavy rain would wash out the Freret Street Festival, but were pleasantly surprised when the event went on without a hitch.
On Saturday, April 7, Freret Street was closed down from Valmont...
