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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Students walking outside residence halls.

Adjustments to on-campus living

Melody Newsome, Breaking News Editor October 5, 2023

A major change to Loyola University’s residency program is now requiring incoming students to live on campus for three years beginning in fall 2024, according to an email sent to faculty and staff from...

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Wolfdeck app receives critiques from students

Tiara Pierre, Staff Writer September 29, 2023

A new app has made its way on campus from Loyola, but some students aren’t finding it as useful as they hoped. Loyola announced the launch of the new Wolfdeck app on Aug. 24. The app, which is available...

Students struggle to find parking

Kloe Witt, News Editor September 29, 2023

Traffic was backed up across the Loyola campus as students and staff returned for the first day of the semester. Now, nearly halfway through the semester, frustration with parking availability remains...

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Sodexo continues union negotiations

Eloise Pickering, Assistant News Editor September 29, 2023

Amidst cooking, dinner rushes, and cleaning, Loyola’s Sodexo workers are continuing their negotiations with Sodexo following the establishment of their union last May after reaching the petition majority. In...

The entrance to Iggys Cupboard, a campus food pantry created to fight student food insecurity. Iggys Cupboard was created by students in the fall of 2018.

Iggy’s cupboard offers online ordering

Kloe Witt, News Editor September 28, 2023

Iggy’s cupboard is now offering online ordering for students, according to an email sent by Department of Student Life and Ministry spokesperson Jacob DeRusha. The cupboard offers food, school supplies,...

Students participate in a queer lit read-in on Sept. 3, 2023. The read-in was held in the peace quad, as part of the Banned Book week events.

Banned book week events at Loyola

Eloise Pickering, Assistant News Editor September 28, 2023

Loyola is hosting a week of events open to the entire Loyola community in honor of Banned Book Week to celebrate the freedom to read. There are daily events throughout the week of Oct 2-5 aimed at discussion...

Loyola ranks high in economic diversity

Loyola ranks high in economic diversity

Kloe Witt, News Editor September 28, 2023

Loyola University has been listed as one of the top U.S. colleges with economic diversity by the New York Times. The university is tied with King University in Tennessee for the 21 spot on the list...

Sr. Helen Prejean speaks about her activism journey at Catholic Students event on Sept. 12. The department hosted a culmination of events to raise awareness against the death penalty.

Loyola advocates against death penalty

Mark Michel, Op/Ed Editor September 22, 2023

The Jesuit Social Research Institute at Loyola, in association with the Catholic Mobilizing Network, organized a week of events to promote advocacy for death penalty abolition, in honor of death penalty...

SGA confirms budget for 2023-24 year

SGA confirms budget for 2023-24 year

Kloe Witt, News Editor September 22, 2023

Loyola’s Student Government Association released their budget for the 2023-24 academic year, cutting funding in some areas and increasing in others. Every year, SGA receives a certain amount of funding...

Senior Rose Labay sits in the peace quad. Labay is one of several students who feel unsupported by Loyolas education program.

“I would have loved to be a teacher”

Ava Acharya, Senior Staff Writer September 22, 2023

Despite good intentions and comprehensive coursework, Loyola’s teacher education program has left students wanting more. Students within the program feel that its small size and lack of flexibility...

Josh Hinchie with resident minister Sarah Mernaugh and professor Kevin Rabalais to promote his abroad J-Term course this year. J-Term courses are both abroad and online and offer students the chance to gain three credit hours in two weeks.

Two-week long courses help students gain credit

Lizzy Hadley, Staff Writer September 22, 2023

January Term is an optional two-week learning experience for Loyola students looking to earn more credits or travel abroad without leaving for an entire semester. Each of these courses are worth the...

Graduate student Adele Colson pitching her idea at the LaunchU finals on Sept. 7, 2023. LaunchU awarded 4 teams $5,000 to $10,000 to start up their business idea.

Loyolans win big in second annual LaunchU competition

Kloe Witt, News Editor September 22, 2023

Loyola graduate students, alumni, and faculty had the chance to win $5,000 to $10,000 in the second annual LaunchU entrepreneurship competition. Eight teams of an original 49 applicants pitched their...

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