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Chants and drums for Palestine rang through Uptown New Orleans for more than 30 hours from a pro-Palestine encampment at Tulane University – until they suddenly stopped. Loyola and Tulane students ...
Katie Chandler is a teacher by day and DJ by night. Known as “Pretty Na$ty” by most, she wants to be a role model for others.
Loyola University student Luke Sahs was arrested March 2 in the Orleans Room by the New Orleans Police Department. Sahs was booked on a count of stalking at 8:50 p.m., according to the Orleans Parish ...
Roy Bourgeois, the founder of School of Americas Watch, has funded two billboards to promote the ordination of women in the Catholic Church.
Graffiti is not all about vandalism or attention-seeking behavior, it is an art form that showcases the social climate around our city.
All sorts of people — people with many different backgrounds — just assume that the existence of cancel culture is a fact of life.
The demolition is expected to improve the local economy and decrease crime, according to a market feasibility study from 2022. The market study found that the location of the former Six Flags would be ...
Loyola's JSRI, along with other local organizations, sought to bring the lessons of the 1960s Civil Rights Movement into the present day.
Loyola celebrated the opening of the brand new chapel on campus to begin the new semester. The Chapel of St. Ignatius at the Gayle and Tom Benson Jesuit Center was gifted to the university through a ...
A member of the baseball team up to bat, Jan 25, 2024. Loyola’s baseball team is celebrating and preparing as they head to the NAIA World Series for the first time in program history.
A new House bill enforces new regulations on THC-hemp products in Louisiana. The age requirement has also been increased from 18 to 21.
As a new inductee of the Tortured Poets Department, my first order of business: a deep dive into the chairman’s 16-track collection of music.
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