The Criminology Department will be hosting a Louisiana Board of Pardons and Parole hearing. This is a great opportunity for students to listen and later ask the board members questions about the process. The event will start at 9 AM and end around 1 PM, depending on the number of hearings scheduled that day. We encourage students to come for as long as they are available, but please enter and exit quietly.

Come learn more about studying international business in Rome in Summer 2026!

Want to learn more about successfully operating an international business while living like a local in Italy? Consider spending your summer session on this fantastic faculty-led study abroad program!

Come learn more about studying international business in Rome in Summer 2026!

Want to learn more about successfully operating an international business while living like a local in Italy? Consider spending your summer session on this fantastic faculty-led study abroad program!

Come learn more about studying Icelandic literature and travel photography IN Iceland this Summer 2026!

Interested in studying medieval and contemporary Icelandic literature in the most immersive setting possible? Want to spend your summer exploring glaciers, black sand beaches, and volcanic canyons? Then the brand new Iceland Summer Session might be the program for you!

CIE and the Study Abroad Office invite you to join us for Loyola's annual Education Abroad Spring Fair! Mark your calendars for Friday, February 6th from 12PM to 2PM in the Peace Quad.

Check out your options for studying abroad, from J-Term, Summer, and even semester and year-long programs. Chat with our friendly faculty-led program directors and hear stories from students who have studied abroad!

All students are welcome, so bring your friends and join us for some fun and informative conversation!

Join us on Tuesday, January 20, at Loyola University New Orleans College of Law for a panel discussion about Historic New Orleans Collection's award-winning book Captive State: Louisiana and the Making of Mass Incarceration which examines the historical connection between slavery and mass incarceration.