July 30: Wolf Pack Welcome
We are excited to welcome you to campus! Your Loyola experience starts with Wolf Pack Welcome on August 14-17, 2025. This is a mandatory program designed to kick off the fall semester for the newest members of the Pack.
Coffee and Donuts at the Student Success Center
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FreeJoin the Student Success Center at our first Spooky Halloween of the season!!!
When: Tuesday, September 30, from 8:30 am to 10:30 am or until supplies last
Where: Student Success Center - 2nd floor of Monroe Library
*We will have our famous donuts and iced vanilla coffee, hot coffee, and more!
Justin Torres Reading
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FreeNational Book Award winner Justin Torres will be giving a reading on campus followed by a brief Q&A. Torres is the author of We the Animals (2012) and Blackouts (2023). There will be a pre-reception in front of Monroe Hall at 2:30PM with light food and beverages. This event is co-hosted by The Pirate's Alley Faulkner Society, the English Department, and the Center for Latin American and Latinx Studies.
Mickey Gaidos
Aariel Charbonnet
Guest Harp Recital: Margaret Anne Altagen
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FreeAn inter-nationally recognized harpist, Margaret Anne Altagen is driven by curiosity and enthusiasm. She represents one of only four Americans chosen as performers for the World Harp Congress’s Focus on Youth 2024 Program.
Latinx Law Student Association Gala
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FreeThe Loyola University New Orleans College of Law cordially invites you to the Latinx Law Student Association's "SUEÑOS SIN FRONTERAS" Fourth Annual Gala.
Platinum Sponsor $1,500: Includes 10 tickets & a reserved gala table
Gold Sponsor $1,200: Includes 8 tickets & a reserved gala table
Silver Sponsor $900: Includes 6 tickets & a reserved gala table
Bronze Sponsor $600: Includes 4 tickets & a reserved gala table
Beyond the Beat: Music as a Bridge Between Art & Healing with Dr. Joseph Schlesinger
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FreeBeyond the Beat: Music as a Bridge Between Art & Healing
This dynamic presentation explores music as more than just art or entertainment—it’s a powerful, creative, and therapeutic force that reaches far beyond the boundaries of clinical medicine. At its heart is the transformative practice of songwriting, a tool that empowers individuals to express themselves and build resilience.
Does Business Ethics Have a Future? with Dr. Edward Freeman
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FreeIn this campus-wide event, Professor Freeman will explore the future of
Info Session: Tropical Ecology
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FreeEarn science credits by scuba-diving in Honduras and or hiking the rainforests of Panama this spring with the Tropical Ecology program! Learn more at this free, open information session on October 23 at 12:30PM in MO 318.
The primary goal of these field trips is for students to learn about terrestrial and marine ecosystems and immerse themselves in the local culture. Primary activities include extensive hiking through tropical forests, observing plants and animals in their natural habitats, exploring tree canopies, and snorkeling on the Mesoamerican barrier reef.