In a recent decision, a federal judge struck down a bill advanced by Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry. The bill sought to ...

With the new arrival of sandwich chain Jimmy John’s on campus, students said goodbye to warmly toasted sandwiches, flatizzas, ...

The Symphony of New Orleans presents "Winter Rhapsody,” to commemorate the centennial anniversary of, “Rhapsody in Blue.” ...

The Side Hustle Expo, organized by Loyola’s School of Business, gives Loyola students an opportunity to showcase their skills and businesses for a chance to win scholarships and sell their products ...

The world tuned in with anxious anticipation for the reveal of the next U.S. president. Polls fluctuated, beginning in favor of Kamala Harris but shifting toward Donald Trump by the late night. By ...

Sabrina Short launched tech collective NOLAvate Black in 2018 in response to systemic racism and social injustices. Short said these issues prevented people of color and certain communities from ...

Loyola graduate students got to experience a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity in Rome, according to assistant professor of pastoral studies, Emily Jendzejec. Six students and one faculty member went on ...

New Orleans Funk Fest had twice the turnout as last year, according to Jonathan McHugh, music professor and coordinator. The festival, set in the French Quarter, featured a performance by Loyola ...

Ten years ago, one New Orleans woman built a no-kill animal rescue shelter from the ground up with the goal of eliminating pet homelessness and euthanasia due to overcrowding at local municipal ...

Kevin Rabalais takes his large suitcases off and only needs his camera and notebook to travel around Louisiana. He has written for several publications around the world but has made it back to his ...

An estimated 50-70 thousand animals died in Hurricane Katrina, according to the Louisiana Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Among the fifteen thousand pets rescued by the SPCA, about ...