Sister Helen Prejean, the nation's foremost death penalty opponent, joins Catherine Anyango Grünewald and Rose Vines, the illustrator and author of the new graphic edition of the award-winning memoir, Dead Man Walking, for a conversation about capital punishment, social justice, and the power of story. Free books will be given to all who attend the event.

Your future in film starts here. 🌟

From Netflix execs to recent alumni to student filmmakers, the NOFF All Colleges Film Day is packed with opportunities to learn, network, and get inspired.

Click on the links below to view the day's event details and locations:

National 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.

The International Festival is our celebration of some of the cultures that make our community truly vibrant. Whether you're interested in meeting international students or learning about opportunities to study abroad, this is the event for you! Come enjoy food, art, live music, and so much more!

Are you interested in hosting a table at the Festival? Sign up through our form by September 24! 

The Greenhouse Gathering is moving to Satchmo’s (Downstairs of Danna Center) on April 22 from 5–7 PM due to expected rain. Come hang out, stay dry, and celebrate Earth Week with live music.

Have you ever wondered how people get into their careers?

Join us for an enriching hour of Soulful Storytelling where our incredible speakers share their stories, challenges, and opportunities that have shaped their careers in New Orleans!

Join us in making stylish and sustainable crafts at the Earth Week Farmer's Market. The market will feature a sun printing and bouquet-making stations!

Rain Backup Location: 1st floor Monroe Library

Join us for an afternoon of live music and community building as we close Earth Week out! Come enjoy the musical styles of fellow Loyola students, make new friends at the Drum Circle, or celebrate with a stylish face painting. Check out our website for more event details.

Rain Backup Location: 1st floor Monroe Library

Stop by for fresh produce, snacks, and a live music! The market will include a free "edible garden" of rice and quinoa with a variety of fresh veggies dressed with a balsamic vinaigrette. Featuring live music by fellow Loyola students.

Rain Backup Location: 1st floor Monroe Library

The Life and Music of Mary Lou Williams.

A Performance by Deanna Witkowski, followed by a Discussion of William's legacy and jazz as sacred.

This event is free and open to the public, sponsored by the Canizaro Center for Catholic Studies and co-sponsored by the Duffy Endowment - Department of Religious Studies.