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Graduate vocalist Taylor White presents a recital titled "A Tradition of African American Music."  The recital features the world premiere of To Meditate in His Temple, composed by .

Event is free and open to the public.

All of the Loyola School of Music & Theatre Arts performances are conducted in compliance with the City of New Orleans' protocols for indoor music venues. 

This talk explores the question of sexual consent in the Hebrew Bible, also known as the Old Testament. When is biblical sex about love or procreation, and when is it a weapon of power and domination? 

Please join us for this talk given by Dr. Jason Gaines, Professor of Practice and Director of Undergraduate Studies and member of the Department of Jewish Studies at Tulane University. 

JASON MINGLEDORFF has become one of New Orleans’ most versatile and in-demand saxophonists since moving here in 1995. He’s toured extensively with internationally known bands such as St. Paul & the Broken Bones, Clint Black, The New Mastersounds, Galactic, and Papa Grows Funk (subject of the award-winning full-length documentary Do U Want It?). His critically acclaimed brass band, the New Orleans Nightcrawlers, won a Grammy Award in 2020 for Best Regional Roots Album (Atmosphere) and was featured in the seminal animated series The Simpsons.

Dr. Mi-Eun Kim, Visiting Professor of Piano, gives a solo recital. Program includes pieces from Beethoven's middle period.

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Celebrate the life of Rickey Hill, coach of the Competitive Cheerleading and Dance teams.