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A crowd of Tulane and Loyola students at The Boot react with enthusiasm to Kelsey receiving the last rose and becoming a Bachelor finalist.

“The Bachelor” season 28 captivates college audience

Sophia Maxim, Managing Editor for Print March 22, 2024

Students cheered and gasped in reaction to reality TV drama at The Boot on Monday. The ongoing season of “The Bachelor” has captured the interest of Loyola and Tulane students with its unique connection...

Ramadan accommodations and resources posted in the Orleans Room.

Students call for support as they celebrate Ramadan

Elinor Upham, News Editor March 22, 2024

Computer science senior Zaynab Zeini’s favorite part of Ramadan is breaking her fast with her friends. “It feels more like ‘Oh my god,’ we're all celebrating together or choosing to come here and...

Francis Hall shower.

Outdated plumbing causes water supply issues in Francis Hall

Frankie Esteves, Associate Producer March 22, 2024

When Loyola sophomore Meghan Hall woke up for her morning shower in early March, the water was ice cold in Francis Hall. This came after months of plumbing issues in the building, including a hot water...

Left to right from top: Stephanie Oblina, Sydney Randall, Melody Perez, Dani Padilla, Makayla Hawkins, Dimond Dixon, Lauren Kohlman, Mia Vitello, and Jai Shy.

SGA celebrates first all women cabinet

Kloe Witt, Managing Editor for Digital March 22, 2024

It’s a woman's world this year in the Student Government Association with the first recorded all women cabinet in the organization's history. When choosing her cabinet for her year as Loyola’s SGA...

Logo for the Jones X Macdonald Defense Committee. The defense committee was formed following the arrest of Toni Jones at Tulanes Bookfest on March 16, 2024. Courtesy of the Jones X Macdonald Defense Committee.

Resistance erupts at Tulane protest for Palestine

Eloise Pickering, Worldview Editor March 22, 2024

Following a dispute between a student and professor at Tulane University and the subsequent arrest of an advocate supporting the student last week, members of Tulane’s chapter of Students for a Democratic...

Dave Cash from the United Teachers New Orleans speaks to attendees at first annual Labor Spring event on April 21, 2023. Loyola’s  sociology department is preparing for its second Labor Spring on March 21, 2024.

Loyola to host second annual Labor Spring

Chiara Faircloth, Assistant Worldview Editor March 22, 2024

The department of sociology will host its second annual Labor Spring event, which aims to give attendees a general introduction to the foundations and objectives of labor unions. The national event...

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“The Sweet East” review: An esoteric odyssey for the chronically online

Mia Oliva, Life & Times Editor March 22, 2024

If a split screen sensory Tik Tok was adapted into a film, the result would be Sean Price Williams’ directorial debut, “The Sweet East”. The film follows Lillian (Talia Ryder), a highschooler...

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‘eternal sunshine’: Ariana Grande turns heartbreak into gold with her most personal album yet

Frankie Esteves, Associate Producer March 22, 2024

Ariana Grande is no stranger to the spotlight, but over time, she’s gotten good at playing it. Unlike the average person, Grande has experienced her fair share of personal traumas under the scrutiny...

OPINION: Artificial intelligence is a bad friend

OPINION: Artificial intelligence is a bad friend

Sarah Allison March 22, 2024

As Director of Composition, I get asked a lot about the possibility that students will use artificial intelligence instead of doing course writing themselves–sometimes by faculty and, today, by an intrepid...

Door of the Office of Accessible Education taken on December 13, 2021.

Students struggle with getting accommodations on and off campus

Christopher Nesbit, Recruitment Coordinator, Webmaster March 22, 2024

Mass communication freshman Sophia Renzi relies on the Office of Accessible Education for testing accommodations. However, because her class ends after 5 p.m., said she has been unable to receive these...

Challenges persist in mobilizing young voters

Challenges persist in mobilizing young voters

Ecoi Lewis, Senior Staff Writer March 22, 2024

College students and people in their late teens to early 20s are a major demographic in the U.S., but they have the lowest voting turnout. “The process of mobilizing young voters is a real challenge...

EDITORIAL: Students need to embrace diversity and interfaith knowledge

EDITORIAL: Students need to embrace diversity and interfaith knowledge

Lizzy Hadley, Op/Ed Editor March 22, 2024

With Lent and Ramadan upon us, it is our duty as students to be culturally aware and supportive of everyone. Engaging with other cultures and respecting other religions is essential within our Jesuit institution...

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