Community Health Center New Orleans East Louisiana was founded in the aftermath of Katrina to serve the New Orleans East community.

Von Gocan was able to delve deeper into his passion of creating hip hop music at Loyola, making a path that is unique to him.

In a city full of unique decadence, it is easy to get lost in the ebbs and flows of our ever-changing fashion.

Katrina is not merely a historical event. It serves as a warning about the future and how inequality and race still determine who is most affected by natural disasters.

Michael Giorlando was the assistant director of the athletics department and the head coach of the men’s basketball team in 2005 when Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans. He recalls the struggles that ...

On August 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina swept through the Gulf Coast, plowing through the city. If you attend Loyola, you may be familiar with National Geographic’s recent documentary on Hulu, Hurricane ...

As we reflect on the 20-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, we would like to recognize universities that lent a helping hand to our students in times of crisis and disaster.

New Orleans native Dr. Shaniece B. Bickham was recently appointed the Director of the school of Communication and Design, bringing 20 years of experience in higher education and print media to Loyola ...

Residents of New Orleans endured immense hardship in the coming weeks and months, and many still deal with the trauma of the hurricane.

Loyola’s professors present during Hurricane Katrina were direct witnesses of the adverse effects the hurricane had on the university.

When we talk about disasters, it’s easy to get lost in numbers. The long-term impact of Katrina is not just about rebuilding homes, but rebuilding lives.

I personally liked the old Danna Center, but I do think it was quite outdated for being the center and main hub for our campus. I think the new renovations look fantastic, and I think everything will ...