The School of Mass Communication welcomed members for four days from the Accrediting Council for Education of Journalism and Mass Communication to evaluate their program for accreditation. The accreditation...
At 1:28 p.m. a fire alarm went off in Monroe Hall. Though initially the cause was unknown it was suspected that dust from the construction was the likely cause. NOFD arrived on the scene promptly at 1:30...
At the President's Convocation for Faculty and Staff on Friday, Jan. 10, Rev. Kevin Wildes, S.J., announced to faculty and staff the status of the challenges the university has been facing regarding the...
On Jan. 9 a Buddig resident reported that an iPhone 5 and a silver Mac Book Pro were taken from the 2nd floor lounge. The victim said that she had left these items unattended in the lounge for about 10...
On Jan. 7 at 3:07 p.m., a Tulane officer said he noticed a laptop computer as they stopped an individual partaking in suspicious behavior, according to Loyola University Police. The computer was identified...
On top of submitting final grades, taking care of an injured relative and officiating a wedding, John Clark, philosophy professor, had to balance an overnight stay in Mercy Hall to elect into the voluntary...
Officers from Loyola University Police Department and sheets of white paper prevented the public from both entering Mercy Hall's LaSalle Street entrance and from seeing through its glass doors on the...
Labor groups and supporters utilized the Black Friday shopping period on Nov. 29 to protest the wages and working conditions at Wal-Mart locations across the country. (Top) Wal-Mart protester Karl Hilgert,...
Sonia Bordes, administrative assistant for the history department, always dedicated herself to making those around her feel welcome and comfortable, said her former colleagues. Bordes served as the administrative...
