Join Campus Recreation and Athletics in a celebration of our physical health through some friendly competition. The inaugural "Iggy Cup" will be held in the Res Quad and will feature a competition between Res Halls, Greek Life, Faculty/Staff, and Commuter Students. In line with the Jesuit value of Cura Personalis, St. Ignatius taught that well-ordered physical exercise and caring for the body are acts of prayer and stewardship that please God and better equip the soul to serve.

Iggy’s Birthday Bash gives students an opportunity to celebrate the Loyola community through something simple and joyful. Students will learn about St. Ignatius and Jesuit traditions through Jesuit Jeopardy while also creating positive experiences and connections with their peers. The event encourages students to step outside of their usual circles, meet someone new, and enjoy time together as a campus community.

“We Are One Body” reminds us that we are not meant to move through life alone. Like the pieces of a broken vessel, each of us carries our own stories and wounds, yet it is through connection, grace, and love that we are brought together into something whole.

Loyola Night with the New Orleans Pelicans

We want to hear from you! All commuter students are invited to join us as we discuss the year so far, and the rest of the year ahead. If you have thoughts, ideas, and/or feedback, we would love to hear from you. 

Join Campus Rec in the Res Quad on Sept. 24th at 6 pm. We are partnering with Ministry this month. Come learn about retreats, social justice ministry, Iggy's Cupboard, and how you can get involved with all that Ministry has to offer. We'll have yard games, food, and drinks, so come on out and Play with the Pack!

Join us for Mass in the residential halls, a welcoming opportunity to step away from the busyness of campus life and spend time in prayer and community. All are welcome!

Inspired by St. Francis’ deep reverence for the natural world and his recognition of all creatures as part of God’s beloved creation, this special gathering gives thanks for the animals who share our lives and bring us companionship, comfort, and joy.

Bring your pets, large or small, to receive a special blessing and join our community in celebrating the gift of creation. All people and their animal companions are welcome.

Join us for a special observance of the Transitus of St. Francis of Assisi as we commemorate the 800th anniversary of the passing of St. Francis and honor the enduring witness of his life and faith.

The Transitus, meaning “passage” or “crossing,” is a sacred Franciscan tradition that remembers St. Francis’ journey from this life into eternal life. Through prayer, Scripture, music, reflection, and remembrance, we will gather in gratitude for a life devoted to Christ, marked by humility, peace, care for creation, and love for all people.

Take a break from the busy school week with pizza, board games, and good company! Join Resident Minister, Elliot Raphel from 7:00–8:00 p.m. to relax, play a game, and connect with fellow students.