More than a year after the terrorist attack on Bourbon Street, New Orleans is preparing a permanent memorial for the victims with the help of survivors and victims’ family members.  The attack occurred in the early morning hours on New Year’s...

Louisiana lawmakers are pushing a bill that would protect the free speech of college and university professors by financially penalizing universities for suppressing or retaliating against the speech of its faculty.  House Bill 1008 was sponsored...

For Tenosh Landry, winning once was proof she belonged. Winning again proved something deeper that she could trust herself, her training, and the process it takes to stay on top. The biology pre-health sophomore has quickly established herself as one...

With summer break around the corner, students are experiencing the dreaded ‘hurry up and wait’ period as some internships are doing final rounds of selection.  The waiting leaves on-campus students in challenging positions, as they navigate planning...

Loyola University New Orleans is expanding opportunities for transfer students through a new partnership with Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College. The agreement, formalized April 27, is designed to create clearer academic pathways for students...

With the 2025-2026 school year coming to an end, professors are reflecting on the changes they’ve witnessed within their classes, departments, and schoolwide.  Veronica Del Bianco, professor and instructor for the Environment Program, taught multiple...

Graduation is approaching for Loyola’s Class of 2026, calling for seniors to reflect on their postgraduate plans. These plans may involve attending graduate school, searching for internships and jobs, moving out-of-state, or even taking a gap period. A...

Last year after moving out of my dorm, effectively graduating from the Biever Hall Blues, I was confronted with a strange emotion: imposter syndrome. I wrote a whole essay on the phenomenon of coming back home for the summer with no prospects; on being...

Lorde delivered a passionate, energetic performance at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival on the Gentilly Stage during the event’s first weekend. She blended elements of her past and more recent albums in a concise 75-minute set. In her...

Loyola’s recent email about the federal One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OB3) might read like just another administrative update, something easy to skim or an email to delete. But this is bigger than that, and treating it like just another email is exactly...

My major taught me to improvise, critically listen and think, and move soulfully through life. Yet, I craved the chance to analyze court cases, formulate arguments, and debate topics with others. I now had the academic study of music, but I lacked the...