Before departing Loyola in 2016, both music industry alumni Austin Rapbaum and Michael Duckworth retreated to Rapbaum’s studio to create Duckworth’s project “IUSEDTOSPEAKTOGOD”....
A dedicated music fanatic has transformed her residency at Loyola’s Crescent City Radio program into her own curated online music and talk show.
Hannah Pico, sociology junior, gets behind the...
Three Loyola students not only read their poems around New Orleans but are planning a three-day festival to showcase their poetry and the work of others.
Jo Gehringer, English senior, opens up her home...
Michael Pashkevich, biology senior, was awarded a full scholarship to Cambridge University, where he will focus his doctoral study on spiders and arachnids.
Pashkevich is conducting his ongoing honors...
Bamboo has begun to find its niche in the athletic clothing department.
With the demand of bamboo clothing on the rise, TASC performance has opened a new shop on Magazine Street in hopes that the trend...
Loyola's Greek Week came to a close Thursday, March 23 with the finishing Airband show.
The Pi Kappa Phi fraternity and the Theta Phi Alpha sorority won the competition after being judged for their...
The national council of the sorority Alpha Chi Omega has announced that it will begin to accept transgender women effective immediately.
A video announcement was released via the national organization’s...
Known for its diverse lineup, unique stages and vibrant street performers, audiences reported a noticeable spin on the traditional New Orleans Carnival culture at the Buku Music and Art Project.
On...
Menu changes, angry customers, and a lack of inventory are all major problems that seafood businesses will have to face over the course of a commercial crabbing ban in Louisiana.
On Feb. 21, the Louisiana...
The Department of Theatre Arts and Dance will enact themes of fear, guilt, loneliness and love in Loyola University's presentation of The Spitfire Grill.
The musical tells a story about Percy, who just...
