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Join the Environment Program for our beginning-of-the-year Mixer! Meet faculty, connect with fellow students, and get to know the people who make up our program community.

Join the Department of Psychological Sciences for our beginning-of-the-year Mixer! Meet faculty, connect with fellow students, and get to know the people who make up our department community.

Join the Neuroscience Program for our beginning-of-the-year Mixer! Meet faculty, connect with fellow students, and get to know the people who make up our program community.

Stop by to meet live animals up close with the LaBranche Wetland Watchers, snap some photos, and learn more about wildlife and conservation efforts. It’s a great chance to engage with local species, ask questions, and discover how you can help protect their habitats.

Students for Environmental Action and the Environment Program will be hosting a sustainability fair in Loyola's Palm Court. Stop by for free food, upcycled clothing, activities, art, and more. 

Vendors & Activities:

More information coming soon!

Join the Department of Psychological Sciences this Friday, February 6th, from 3:30-4:30 pm.  The event will feature guest speaker, Dr. Raymond Tucker, who will present his research on suicidal thinking/prevention. Free refreshments provided.

Join the Environment Program for its first Roundtable of the spring semester! This Environmental Roundtable will feature two guest speakers, Jacqueline Richard and Corey Miller, who will focus on nature-based solutions to protecting & preserving our coasts. Free refreshments provided!

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.