Fire alarm sprinklers went off on the sixth floor of the Biever Hall Wednesday morning, soaking residents' belongings and leading to the building being evacuated. The cause for the incident is...
The elderly residents of Laketown Village live like a family: they talk, dine and share stories with one another, living in comfort and care. The facility houses retirees years after they've given...
Despite keeping a low virtual profile, Loyola's Mixed Martial Arts club has not only been quietly expanding its small yet dedicated membership, it has been upgrading its training and equipment as well,...
Graduate students looking to broaden their horizons can now look to Loyola for a unique opportunity in international business.
Starting in fall 2020, the College of Business will offer the Global MBA...
Loyola law professor Chunlin Leonhard had her dreams of studying Chinese law cut short due to the deadly coronavirus outbreak. Now, she’s under a two-week quarantine period at a U.S. Air Force base.
Leonhard...
Hundreds of Americans have evacuated out of Wuhan, China to escape the growing coronavirus outbreak. One of those evacuees is Chunlin Leonhard, a professor at Loyola University New Orleans College of Law.
Leonhard...
Lifetime activist Malik Rahim has made his Algiers home a personal museum of his life in social justice.
The living room walls are covered with posters of his past campaigns, ranging from the Louisiana...
When biology professor Paul Barnes was appointed to the United Nations Environment Programme Environmental Effects Assessment Panel in 2014 and was tasked with informing officials about scientific research...
Available for all students but meant for those in need, the Department of Student Life and Ministry is offering free one-day Jazzy Passes.
Coordinator of Campus Recreation Daniel Harris said the main...
Protestors gathered on St. Charles Avenue Wednesday night to protest the impeachment acquittal of President Donald Trump.
Protestors of all ages lined the busy street chanting, "Dump Trump!” and "Lock...
Erin Haynes, Assistant Life and Times Section Editor
• February 5, 2020
No matter how amazing the song is, it’s all about who you know to make it heard. Loyola’s School of Music Industry students face the music and learn what it takes to be a creative entrepreneur in the...
The Wolf Pack dance team makes room for another championship banner, as the program earned the Southern States Athletic Conference title for the fourth year in a row.
On Feb. 1, the Loyola squad defeated...
