Finals time is here, and between studying, Finals Favorites is here with fun activities and events happening on campus all week long!

KNOCKOUT YOUR STRESS
RES QUAD, 12:30 p.m. - 2 p.m.
Come "knockout your stress" with Knockerball fun! Hosted by Student Life & Ministry. 

Finals time is here, and between studying, Finals Favorites is here with fun activities and events happening on campus all week long!

WOLF PACK WEDNESDAY FRONT PORCH, DANNA CENTER , 11 a.m.
The University Programming Board will be giving out finals supplies. Stop by for blue books, scantrons, snacks & other goodies!

Finals time is here, and between studying, Finals Favorites is here with fun activities and events happening on campus all week long!

TEST ANXIETY WORKSHOPS
STUDENT SUCCESS CENTER BLUE ROOM, 12:30 p.m.
Trouble focusing? Worried about finals? Take five minutes to meditate & restore your sense of
calm, take a free screening & get tips on how to improve your motivation & focus! Sessions take place Tuesdays & Thursdays starting 4/23.

Finals time is here, and between studying, Finals Favorites is here with fun activities and events happening on campus all week long!

DONUTS WITH THE COMMUTER ASSOCIATION BY IGGY
IN THE PEACE QUAD, 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.
CSA will be offering donuts & encouragement!

DRAW YOUR STRESS AWAY
UPSTAIRS BOOKSTORE, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Stop in and draw on our 15-foot coloring book! Also, pick up your De-Stress Ball at the Front Counter. This will be taking place all week! 

The Awakening Retreat encourages students to experience the love of God through community. It is a great way to connect with other students and explore your spirituality.

The Awakening Retreat encourages students to experience the love of God through community. It is a great way to connect with other students;and explore your spirituality.

First Year Retreat is an off-campus retreat experience to help participants build a strong and supportive community while experiencing the power of the Jesuit spirit of Loyola University New Orleans.

Through immersion in Southeast Louisiana, engagement with the relevant sciences, and an exploration of Christianity's rich biblical and theological traditions, participants will discern how they can be leaders in support of creation and environmental justice. They can also earn 3 college credits or 50 hours of service. Participants

As the academic year begins to draw to a close, we are inspired by our Ignatian charism to look back on all that for which we are grateful. From relationships started and deepened, to successes and challenges in and out of the classroom and office, to the simplest gifts of food, health, and safety, we can be grateful for many things.  

Join us anytime in the day, professors and professionals will be available to answer questions at all times.

We are partnering with TD-Ameritrade; any level of student, faculty, staff or the greater community can participate.

Free coffee, tea and soft drinks all day, with free donuts for breakfast and pizza for lunch.

Trade with paper money or real money, for a letter of achievement to top earners.