Loyola today - November 9, 2001

• Loyola students shine on and behind the stage
• University community prepares for fall commencement December 16
• Crescent City Farmers market comes to campus
• Reunion weekend honors and entertains alumni
• College of Music presents an evening of opera scenes
• There's something to Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing
• Service learning puts students, issues on the same page
• Loyola complies with state's Asbestos Abatement Act
• Student wins national collegiate journalism award
• Visiting Writer-in-Residence makes music with words
• For two decades Robert Reed has made students' college experience liveable
• Faculty/Staff Footnotes

Loyola today - October 12, 2001

• Loyola responds to a national tragedy
• Classic poetry translates into special performances
• BSU hosts African American Leadership Conference
• 2001-2002 Biever Lecture Series
• She's a Glamour do!
• Business is good
• Drama and Speech opens fall season with award-winning play
• Whelan Children's Center sponsors Child and Adult Care Food Program
• The Women's Resource Center helps women achieve financial freedom
• Students rally to support the victims of the attack
• Tragedy at the World Trade Center: Reflections on the Crisis in the United States and the World
• Faculty/Staff Footnotes

Loyola today - September 14, 2001

• Loyola honors professors for 25 years of dedicated teaching
• Loyola awarded $920,000 in matching funds for endowed chairs
• Weather expert and local icon donates papers to Loyola
• Loyola in top 15
• Dorn and grad join efforts in lab
• Four new trustees join board
• Loyola Women Read!
• First Person: Sherry Lee Alexander
• Exciting technological changes on campus
• 865 strong, wow!
• Faculty/Staff Footnotes
• Chair of Environmental Communications at Loyola receives professional leadership award
• Loyola meets retention excellence
• Proud to be part of the pack

Loyola today - August 22, 2001

• University president welcomes faculty and staff at convocation, gives status of university

Loyola today - Summer 2001

• Communications professor receives Lifetime Achievement Award from Press Club of New Orleans
• Loyola honors outstanding staff members
• Top student awards honor outstanding graduates
• Business leader receives honorary degree, delivers commencement remarks
• Better late than never, Highly acclaimed surgeon receives his 1953 degree
• Best of the law class
• A competition of words, Moot Court argues with the best of them
• School of Law leads in Louisiana Bar exam passage
• Business student wins Regional Collegiate Entrepreneur Award
• Bateman team 2nd in national competition
• Loyola advertising students win awards in district competition
• Lecture fostered frank discussion about race relations
• Integrated marketing communications plan unveiled
• Loyola and Boggs Center receive grant for adult literacy initiative
• Sister Jane Remson aids the fight against local hunger
• Faculty/Staff Footnotes
• Extras
• Fr. Carter to lead Immaculate Conception
• Retention efforts to be recognized with national award

Loyola today - April 13, 2001

• Loyola features Erin Brockovich for sixth annual Fr. Carter Lecture Series
• College of Music and LPO stage Gordon Getty's Joan and the Bells
• Service learning gets boost from grant
• Zlotkowski outlines practical effects of service learning
• Loyola community gears up for spring commencement celebration
• John Mosier's new book re-examines history with new evidence
• Students part of relief mission in El Salvador
• Forum on justice continues progress
• Loyola camps make summer even better
• Upward Bound sponsors summer food program
• Faculty/Staff Footnotes
• The John Mahoney Big Band is back in action
• Brendan Brown Lecture
• Provost and Academic Vice President at Loyola University Protocol for Search

Loyola today - March 9, 2001

• Loyola hosts evenings with five great authors
• Danahar accepts presidency at Southwest State
• Groundbreaking artist to appear at Loyola
• Joseph Jones tackles global conflicts at International Student Festival
• Alumnus to receive award at spring salon
• Loyola scores high in national survey
• Loyola, National Book Foundation bring award-winning author to Wright Middle School
• Faculty Focus: Professor Dee Harper on top of crime and the criminal justice program
• Legal scholar is distinguished visiting professor in the law school
• Loyola receives $79,500 grant from the Consortium for the Advancement of Private Higher Education
• Students successes receive national attention
• Faculty/Staff Footnotes
• International Week
• Diversity Champions luncheon: A celebration of collaboration
• Tartuffe to be performed at Loyola

Loyola weekly - February 9, 2001

• Open Fire fuels discussion on school violence
• Japanese poster art on display in Monroe Library

Loyola weekly - January 26, 2001

• University President updates Loyola community on various projects at the convocation
• College of Music hosts The Metropolitan Opera Gulf Coast Regional Auditions

Loyola today - January 19, 2001

• Dedicated professor receives top honor
• Loyola to create Center for the Study of Catholics in the South
• Trustee member awarded St. Ives Award
• Jazz Underground
• It's a Hall of Fame weekend
• Loyola presents Maxims, Monarchy, and Sir Thomas More
• ECOnomics Institute garners honor
• English professor debut book receives rave reviews and national buzz
• Visiting Artist work on display in Danna Center
• Loyola Music Business Program hosts OffBeat Awards
• Conference prepares student leaders
• Faculty/Staff Footnotes
• College of Music presents Mezzo-soprano Mona Bond
• "Becoming a Young Adult Responsive Church" public lecture and workshop, Friday, February 9

Updated November 26, 2001

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