Senior year for Loyola’s class of 2020 began as most senior years do. Students were starting the last few classes they needed to finish their degrees and ordering graduation supplies. They were taking...

For Lloyd Joshua Jefferson IV, rap isn't just about a well-made beat and fast-paced lyrics — it's about God. Jefferson, a faith-based rapper, said he has made progress in his creative career since...

Sophomore Arianna D’Antonio transferred to Loyola from the University of Southern Mississippi just one month before COVID shut down campus and sent students home. At the time of her transfer, she...

Despite his involvement in professional organizations, SGA Vice President Zontré City said mostly he loves seeing the people he loves laugh. He also loves watching a good movie, finishing a task and feeling...

SGA President Freedom Richardson was born in a family that has a dedication to service. Richardson said his father served in the Navy and his mother served in Operation Desert Storm and the Army under...

Homecoming is set to bring together the Loyola community from a safe distance this spring, and senior homecoming chair Michaela Jones said she believes this is exactly what students need. Homecoming...

"Faces that make Loyola” is a project meant to celebrate the end of Black History Month and provide a platform to highlight the perspectives of Black students and staff on campus. The class of 2024...

Loyola will be hosting this year’s virtual edition of the Tournées Film Festival focused on women-centered French films. This year’s theme focuses on six French films either made by or about women....

More and more students have turned to pet adoptions to find a sense of connection that the pandemic has taken away. That connection to someone or something is a feeling that Frazier Woods, university counselor,...

The Planters NUTmobile rolled into New Orleans last week and is heading out of town today after its crew spent time “hanging out and spreading smiles,” according to Peanutter Shannon Hope. The 26-foot...

Pop culture's mass usage of African-American English has diffused the language from the Black community into the general American public, raising questions about this appropriation and its impacts. This...

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