Join Dr. Hood on his spring bat walk in Sankofa Wetland Park! Participants will be taken on a guided walk through the park by Dr. Hood where they can observe and learn about native bat species and activity. 

Reservations for this event are open from April 1st to the 16th, and transportation will be provided. To make a reservation, email kjkahn@loyno.edu with your name and cell phone #.

Emma Reid, ENVS ‘16, is a Louisiana-based filmmaker specializing in environmental topics and a Producer for Louisiana Public Broadcasting. The unique beauty, culture, and dynamic natural environment in Louisiana led to Reid’s particular focus on coastal restoration.

 Join Dr. Bob Thomas on his Jean Lafitte National Park frog walk! Participants will go on a guided walk with Dr. Bob through the park, where they will observe and learn about native frog species. 

Reservations for this event are open from April 1st to the 16th, and transportation will be provided. To make a reservation, email kjkahn@loyno.edu with your name and cell phone #.

What to bring

You'll want to bring the following items:

Everyone is welcome to join Earth Week 2021!

Holocaust survivor and Anne Frank Center Board member Pieter Kohnstam will share his compelling story of fleeing Amsterdam for Buenos Aires in a Spanish language presentation over zoom with simultaneous translation into English on Jan. 27 at 5:30 p.m. The talk is designed to share this story of survival with the Latinx community and create a larger conversation regarding the lessons from the Holocaust for today.

All are welcome to celebrate the victory of Loyola University's historic Faith in the Future campaign.

12:00 p.m. - Mass - Ignatius Chapel, Bobet Hall
12:30 p.m. - Tour - J. Michael Early Studio, Communications/Music Complex
12:45 p.m. - Celebration Remarks & Broadcast - J. Michael Early Studio, Communications/Music Complex
1:00 p.m. - Reception - Dixon Court, Communications/Music Complex

Katherine Klimitas (B.A., Design, 2011) believes everyone has something they can contribute to society and that it's just a matter of figuring out what that something is and actually DOING IT. Listen as she tells her story, complete with both physical and emotional challenges, about how finding her place in the art world helped her navigate every obstacle thrown in her way. Visit her website: https://kakartnola.com/

A Conversation with Nathaniel Rich on “Losing Earth:  A Recent History” (2019), Thursday, October 10, 2019, 12:30 to 1:30 p.m., Room 308. Book-signing to follow.