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Loyola grad Maxwell Eaton to open namesake restaurant on Magazine Street

Loyola grad Maxwell Eaton to open namesake restaurant on Magazine Street

Davis Walden August 11, 2017

One recent Loyola graduate hopes that a new restaurant project will bring “maximum wellness” to the community. That grad’s name – Maxwell Eaton. Eaton, Loyola A‘07, plans to open Max Well...

Attendees view the exhibits on display at The B.F.A. and B.A. Senior Show in the Colins C. Biboll Art Gallery. The six seniors present showcased their four years of visual art tutelage Photo credit: Matthew Dietrich

Senior showcase celebrates artists

Jessamyn Reichmann May 7, 2017

Six graduating seniors showcased their most impressive pieces of art created at Loyola. This past Monday, family members and friends attended the BFA and BA Senior Showcase. Taking place in the Collins...

Cancelled orchestra concert rescheduled

Cancelled orchestra concert rescheduled

Erin Snodgrass May 6, 2017

The Loyola Symphony Orchestra was scheduled and ready to perform their final, and only, concert of the semester on Sunday, April 30 when inclement weather interfered. Sunday morning saw heavy rainstorms...

Tulane defensive end takes ballet lessons

Nick Ducote May 5, 2017

Ade Aruna, Tulane University business senior and defensive end this year for the Green Wave, looks to make a splash in his last season. This year he hopes to play even better, but is approaching offseason...

Preservation Hall Jazz Band Shabbat 2015 at Touro Synagogue. The annual service features traditional Jewish prayers set to jazz - and this year, zydeco - arrangements.

Touro’s Jazz Fest Shabbat combines music, spirituality of the Big Easy

Colleen Dulle May 4, 2017

Jazz Fest Shabbat, Touro Synagogue’s annual celebration of the music of New Orleans, is returning on April 28 with a zydeco twist. The Shabbat service, which takes place in the synagogue’s 900-seat...

Loyola jazz ensemble takes Jazz Fest stage

Caleb Beck May 3, 2017

Loyola’s jazz ensemble will be playing the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival next weekend with eclectic song choices and an expanded roster of musicians. On Thursday, May 4, the ensemble will...

Rachel Dufour, chemistry and psychology major, boards the streetcar to the next locale in the city. Graduating this spring, Rachel is excited to explore more aspects of the city before leaving town.

Graduating seniors reflect on NOLA

Davis Walden May 2, 2017

As seniors approach graduation, several have reflected on their college accomplishments and what they wish they would have experienced living in New Orleans. Amelia Seidel, English senior, said that...

Jaimie Villar practing with sock poi in Loyolas Peace Quad. Villar is one of several flow art practitioners that enjoy the exercise, poise and mentality that come with using a prop or toy to convey rhythmic expression. Flow artists can be found in college quads, local shows and music festivals around the world. Photo credit: Cristian Orellana

Student flow artists explain their moves

Caleb Beck April 28, 2017

Loyola students are no strangers to expressive arts, but a lesser-known subculture found on campus are practitioners of movement-based flow arts. Under the umbrella of flow arts are all manner of...

Loyola students bring musical talents to Jazz Fest stage

Caleb Beck April 27, 2017

Loyola’s jazz ensemble will be playing the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival next weekend with eclectic song choices and an expanded roster of musicians. On Thursday, May 4, the ensemble will...

Morels Print and Design Narrative class displays their finished product of their collaboration with the International School of Louisiana fifth grade students. The design students created posters to match the visual ideas the ISL students presented.

Design class creates poster book project for young local students

Davis Walden April 8, 2017

Loyola’s design department wrapped up a collaboration with the International School of Louisiana students by producing a poster book series.Fifth graders at ISL wrote a series of essays about “Fever...

Loyola rap duo finish new project

Loyola rap duo finish new project

Jamal Melancon April 8, 2017

Before departing Loyola in 2016, both music industry alumni Austin Rapbaum and Michael Duckworth retreated to Rapbaum’s studio to create Duckworth’s project “IUSEDTOSPEAKTOGOD”....

Kameron Hays chats with Abigail Lysta about the Iron Chef event.

Iron chef interview

Kameron Hay, Loyola News Service Reporter April 7, 2017

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