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Market goers observe various artwork at Portculture Saturday, Jan. 20th, 2018, at the Urban South Brewery on Tchoupitoulas Street. Several students and young local artists sold their artwork at the event. Photo credit: Kaylie Saidin Photo credit: Kaylie Saidin

Students showcase their art at Portculture Artisan’s Market

Kaylie Saidin January 22, 2018

A new art market is joining the fast-growing New Orleans scene, helping to establish the art community as one of merit. The Portculture Artisan’s Market, hosted at Urban South Brewery on Tchoupitoulas...

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MLK Day of Service canceled

Kaylie Saidin January 19, 2018

Due to ongoing problems with water pressure in New Orleans, the Martin Luther King Day of Service, which was scheduled for tomorrow Jan. 20th, has been canceled. The Sewerage & Water Board issued a...

Students to participate in MLK Day of Service

Kaylie Saidin January 17, 2018

On Saturday, Jan. 20, students from Loyola University, Delgado Community College, Tulane University and the University of New Orleans will participate in the 31st annual Martin Luther King Day of Service.The...

Anne Mahoney, actress and Loyola instructor,  leads a stomp and walk drill in Monroe Hall in New Orleans, La., Dec. 6, 2017 . Mahoney wrote, produced and stars in Preachin to the Choir, a show that touches on Christian topics. Photo by Jules Santos.

Loyola professor creates TV show

Andres Fuentes December 9, 2017

Theater professor Ann Mahoney has already made herself a name with roles in hit shows like "The Walking Dead." This time, she has a dream for her own show with a powerful message, funded by Indiegogo.Mahoney's...

Lolos Youth Yoga Studio opened for the first time Dec. 2, 2017 at 6107 Magazine Street in New Orleans, La. More than 20 people attended the grand opening. Photo by Julia Santos. Photo credit: Julia Santos

Children embrace their individuality at Lolo’s studio

Miles Rouen December 8, 2017

Lolo’s Youth Yoga Studio, the first of its kind in New Orleans, celebrated its grand opening on Magazine Street this past Saturday.Children and their parents got a feel for the atmosphere and met...

The founder in front of the youth yoga studio

Youth Yoga Coming to New Orleans

Miles Rouen December 1, 2017

On Saturday, Dec. 2, Lolo’s Youth Yoga + Fitness Studio will officially open its doors and become the first New Orleans yoga studio to cater solely to youth. The grand opening, held at 6107 Magazine...

A Sneaux present on campus

Loyola’s annual Sneaux is in the making

Andres Fuentes November 29, 2017

'Tis the season and to get into the Christmas spirit Loyola is once again hosting its annual event, Sneaux. Sneaux is an event where students, faculty and nearby neighbors huddle onto the horseshoe...

Photo credit: Paola Amezquita

Sugar-powdered goodness meets good will at Beignet Fest

Anderson Leal and Caleb Beck November 29, 2017
There is more to beignets than fried dough and sugar. The second annual Beignet Fest, founded by Sherwood and Amy Collins, features spinoffs on the iconic sweet treat while benefiting the Tres Doux Foundation.

Sassy win for Loyola voice instructor

Davis Walden November 17, 2017

Quiana Lynell, department of popular and commercial music vocal instructor, was the overall winner in the SASSY awards. Lynell was among five of the contestants selected for the finals of the competition,...

Holy Name of Jesus school hosted its annual Gator Fest from Nov. 11-13. Photo credit: Nick Reimann

Watch: Holy Name of Jesus school celebrates annual ‘Gator Fest’

Nick Reimann November 15, 2017

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwmCVRgd4dY With its red brick buildings, Holy Name of Jesus school looks like it could be a part of its larger neighbor next door. But there was no mistaking the school...

Date Auction hosts announcing the total amount of money raised on Nov. 11. Date Auction is an annual event put on by the Union of Vietnamese Student Associations to raise money for a philanthropy.

Watch: Vietnamese student associations take Date Auction to new heights

Sidney Holmes November 15, 2017

New records were broken this year as Vietnamese student associations from all over the Gulf Coast gathered for their annual Date Auction. With more than 600 people in attendance at Tulane’s McAlister...

Loyola graduate Lester Duhe, A17, takes the first bite into a pulled pork po-boy from Walker’s BBQ (Love at First Bite) at the annual Oak Street Po-Boy Festival on Nov. 12, 2017. Walker’s BBQ was one of nearly 40 food vendors involved with the festival. Photo credit: Seán Brennan

Watch: Oak Street Po-Boy Festival draws thousands Uptown

Seán Brennan November 13, 2017

Late clouds didn’t stop the crowds to this year’s Oak Street Po-Boy Festival on Sunday, where the celebration for the prized sandwich brought everyone in for another bite. Nearly 40 vendors,...

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