Category Archives: New Orleans

Of course I was excited about transitioning into college life, but if I had really known what was coming my way I would have been absolutely ecstatic. So with that in mind, here are a few tips I have for incoming freshmen to make the most out of their college experience from the get go:
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In my 3 years at Loyola so far, I can honestly say that taking advantage of the information and resources available around campus has made me feel like I can be safe in any environment.
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No matter how you choose to fill your time, you’ll find your niche here at Loyola. You may have to do a little hunting, but even the search can be exciting. If you happen to hear someone saying that they’re bored, just simply remind them that they aren’t looking hard enough- they’re in New Orleans! Continue reading »

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“Good luck to all, be safe and Laissez les bon temps rouler!” Continue reading »

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“It’ll determine the friends you’ll make, the classes you’ll take, where you’ll live, the jobs you’ll have when you graduate, and all the experiences you’ll have for the next four years and beyond.” Continue reading »

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“As much as I’d like to believe I’ll never eat chocolate again, or that I’ll wake up at 6:00am every morning, I just can’t.” Continue reading »

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Here in New Orleans, the food options abound, and sweet treats are certainly not left out of the mix. Continue reading »

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I’ve been through it 18 times for 18 years in a row, yet I still feel nervous on the first day of class. It doesn’t matter if it’s the first day of pre-school or my last year of undergrad, the … Continue reading »

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New Orleans harbors the pinnacle of all music scenes because of its rich history, emerging artists, and market size. New Orleans has always had a rich history of music and entertainment. The roots of jazz and blues are apparent in … Continue reading »

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It was a warm, spring morning in New Orleans. I was laying in my den in the Sports Complex when I opened up the The Maroon, Loyola’s campus newspaper. I was stunned at the headline: N.C. State University is fighting … Continue reading »

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