National trends showing a decline in law school enrollment have colleges and universities like Loyola struggling to keep up their application numbers. In 2013, first-year enrollment at law schools dropped...
One Loyola student's dreams were made possible through financial help from the Student Government Association. Graduate student Nasima Khan was able to add a national presentation to her resume due to...
Students on Loyola's campus might not have the privilege of lighting up a cigarette between classes for much longer. College campuses across the United States are adopting smoke-free policies...
Members of Loyola University Yoga Club gather in the Peace Quad for a session with Nicole Viñasa. The flow exercise, which lasted for an hour on a Sunday afternoon, was followed by free tea. According...
Loyola will be offering two new MBA programs this fall. A new full-time Fast Track MBA that can be completed in one year, which is the only one of its kind in the New Orleans area, and a revamped MBA...
WASHINGTON (AP) - Something strange is happening with tornadoes lately in the United States, and it is baffling meteorologists. Tornado season is either unusually quiet or deadly active. Until this weekend's...
The Purchasing and Accounts Payable and Central Receiving staffs have moved to new locations on campus. On April 28, the Purchasing and Accounts Payable staff resumed operations in Financial Affairs,...
NEW ORLEANS (AP) - The latest effort at compromise on an ordinance to bring down the noise level in New Orleans has failed after two hours of debate before the City Council. Debate bogged down April 24...
Students, professors and campus organizations were awarded for their excellence in the 2014 Magis Student Leadership Awards. The awards celebrate leadership and service in the Loyola community by recognizing...
The Twomey Print Shop has closed in order to move its services to the basement in the Danna Center. From April 29 to May 2, the print shop will be closed in order to facilitate the move. Print services...
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - The House Commerce Committee on Monday voted 12-3 to kill a measure that would have prohibited housing discrimination against gays, among others. Under the proposal by Baton Rouge...
