At the end of the semester, students can donate items they don’t need after moving out as a way to help local charities and reduce items from ending up in landfills. From May 7 to 10 in the residential...

Beginning as a few Loyola students, kicking a soccer ball around the Res Quad, Loyola’s Fútbol Club has come a long way. Now, with 20 players, an executive board, two coaches, a full media team,...

Criminology and justice sophomore Sawyer Castle said she got the idea to table in the Danna Center to raise money for medical aid in Palestine after Israel increased its violence against Palestinians in...

Loyola student musicians are gearing up for French Quarter Fest this weekend. For the second year, the music department will sponsor the Esplanade in the Shade Stage at the New Orleans Jazz Museum. Loyola...

According to an email from Chief of Police Todd Warren, Loyola will resume normal operations, including in-person classes, Thursday, April 11. Faculty or staff members who experienced effects from the...

Classes on Wednesday, April 8 are moved to online due to weather. According to an email by Loyola’s Chief of Police Todd Warren, there is severe weather that could result in flooding and tornadoes. Warren...

Students and professors flocked to the Palm Court to view the partial solar eclipse this afternoon. Although the sky was cloudy with light rain, viewers witnessed the crescent of sunlight during intervals...

From a partnership with Keep Louisiana Beautiful to weekly farmer’s markets, Loyola continually makes efforts to make our campus a more environmentally-conscious community. Recycling Efforts &...

If there’s one thing living at college teaches you, it’s that you have to adjust your ways of living. Your sleep schedule might change, your study habits, and especially sustainable practices in your...

Director of Environmental Law Marianne Cufone, alongside a team of dedicated Loyola students, collaborated on a new environmental initiative titled “Green Roofs are COOL,” which won $10,000 for a promotional...

To reduce electronic waste, Loyola has partnered with the Capital Area Corporate Recycling Council, a non-profit organization dedicated to e-waste recycling. This collaboration offers the responsible...

Seeds have been planted for Loyola’s campus to reach arboretum status for over 25 years; it’s up to administration to water them. Arboretums are a collection of woody plants, generally trees, that...