President Donald Trump sent shockwaves through university communities last year when he made a change to Title IX policy that meant victims of sexual violence had to take the stand during campus disciplinary...
The pandemic, subsequent mandates, and Hurricane Ida have brought the status quo of restaurant operation in New Orleans and the nation to its knees.
Just under half of all food service and accommodation...
Jackie Galli, Worldview Assistant
• October 28, 2021
Lifelong Carrollton neighborhood resident Sallie Davis saw an unusual-looking building permit on the front door of a house on the other side of her street a couple years ago. She later found that the permit...
Jackie Galli, Worldview Assistant
• October 24, 2021
Lois Washington raised her three children, became a grandmother of five, and even became a great grandmother in New Orleans East. She moved there 47 years ago, at a time when it was the ideal place to...
The COVID-19 pandemic has run parallel to another problem facing the nation — the opioid epidemic. The number of deaths caused by drug overdose has increased in every state over the course of the pandemic,...
Broadway is getting the chance to brush itself off and start anew after being knocked off its feet by the pandemic. Loyola theatre arts alumni Bari Bellard and Brianna Thompson are now working post-shutdown...
Jackie Galli, Worldview Assistant
• October 17, 2021
Nothing in life is certain except death, taxes, and bars in New Orleans. In the continued presence of the COVID-19 pandemic, many Uptown bars are seeing fewer patrons as well as changes in customer attitudes.
“I...
History pre-law sophomore Madison Bergeron lost $3,500 worth of items and her car in three minutes when she turned around to find a group of teenage boys tugging on her purse outside of her Uptown apartment.
Bergeon...
Mass Communication Professor Lisa Collins awoke early one morning last year to find her car missing from her driveway. It had been stolen. Police found it eight days later only a few miles away with a...
The Treme neighborhood changed forever in 1966 when the Interstate 10 Claiborne Avenue Expressway emerged, turning a once vibrant, thriving Black community into a shadow of its former self.
The expressway...
Kentro Mason, a queer Loyola alum and musician, said their life changed on May 16 during a night out with friends after they heard a man at a bar threaten them.
Mason was after dancing for a couple...
Orleans Parish residents are calling for action as they see and smell the effects of no garbage pickup for three weeks after Hurricane Ida.
The storm disrupted the already inconsistent trash pickup...
