Loyola has appointed Anthony E. Jones as the new Vice President of Enrollment Management after a lengthy and nationwide search for candidates.
“The search process was extremely thorough and confidential,”...
Psychology junior Zoe Marceaux thought her day was going to be good as she walked to her class. This was not the case. As she walked to Monroe Hall, she said the construction workers at the site of the...
As a new inductee of the Tortured Poets Department, my first order of business: a deep dive into the chairman’s 16-track composition of tortured, heart-wrenching, (and sometimes shady) poetry, lyricism,...
Sophia Maxim, Managing Editor for Print
• April 21, 2024
The Loyola community celebrated Eid in the Peace Quad with halal sweets, snacks, drinks, and henna tattoos, provided by the Muslim Students' Association.
"As we congregate on this blessed day, we cannot...
Kloe Witt, Managing Editor for Digital
• April 19, 2024
It was a night of cheering, dancing, and bingo at Loyola with the university's second annual drag show.
All semester, the Student Government Association’s equity and inclusion committee has been working...
Sam Guillotte, Assistant Sports Editor
• April 19, 2024
“You can do so much more than you think,” student-athlete Samantha Ingram said.
The soon-to-be Loyola graduate is more than an indoor and beach volleyball player – a feat in itself. Ingram is...
Loyola students are working with the Flourishing Sisterhood project to create a new podcast.
“Flourishing Sisterhood: Nourishing Communities in the Gulf South” aims to provide support and promote...
When the University Senate worked with administration to bring up the salaries of some of the lowest paid faculty earlier this year, it represented the first significant pay increase for them in roughly...
Kloe Witt, Managing Editor for Digital
• April 19, 2024
The new leaders of Loyola’s Student Government Association are aiming to create a SWEETER Loyola.
After winning the 2024-25 SGA election, incoming president Diamond Dixon and Rowan Sawyer said they...
Sociology professor Marcus Kondkar said he thinks it is everyone’s basic civil responsibility to look at what is going on behind prison sentences and look at the people being put in prison.
“I think...
When we look for information online, we expect it to be correct and helpful. Unfortunately, that's not always the case with Loyola's websites. It's our GPS for school and academic resources, but it's often...
Someone scrolling Loyola's website might be interested in finding what centers and institutes Loyola offers. While scrolling, the Center for the Study of New Orleans may catch their eye. Or perhaps the...
