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The encourages students to experience the love of God through community. It is a great way to connect with other students;and explore your spirituality.

First Year Retreat is an off-campus retreat experience to help participants build a strong and supportive community while experiencing the power of the Jesuit spirit of ºÚÁÏÉçÇø.

Through immersion in Southeast Louisiana, engagement withÌýthe relevant sciences, and an exploration of Christianity's richÌýbiblical and theological traditions, participants will discernÌýhow they can be leaders in support of creation andÌýenvironmental justice. They can also earn 3 college credits orÌý50 hours of service. Participants

This year's Summer Institute focuses on leadership strengths. ÌýLeaders and aspiring leaders in Catholic education and formation will take the CliftonStrengthsFinder profileÌýand then draw out its implications for their leadership stylesÌýwith the help of presenter and authorÌýLeisa AnslingerÌýand the Catholic Community Foundation'sÌýSusie Veters. The registration fee includes meals at LoyolaÌýduring the Institute and a finalÌýlunch at Ralph's On the Park.

We are so excited to welcome you to our campus and city!

Please check back as this page will be updated as information becomes available

2019 Admitted Students registerÌýÌýthrough their admissions status portal and follow the register for orientation link.Ìý

Guests are Welcomed!

AllÌýalumni, parents, faculty and staff are invited to join us for Wolf Pack Weekend 2019, September 27-29. Wolf Pack Weekend is Loyola's combined Alumni and Family Weekend. Each year the Department of Residential Life and the Office of Alumni Engagement work together to plan this exciting weekend of events. Alumni, parents, families and current students all come together to explore campus and the New Orleans area, attend Loyola performances, and so much more.Ìý

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As the academic year begins to draw to a close, we are inspired by our Ignatian charism to look back on all that for which we are grateful. From relationships started and deepened, to successes and challenges in and out of the classroom and office, to the simplest gifts of food, health, and safety, we can be grateful for many things.ÌýÌý

Award-winning violinist Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg is the featured soloistÌýwith the Loyola student chamber music ensemble. The all-Russian program includes Shostakovitch, Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff, and Schnittke.

• Accessible seating available. Email tickets@loyno.edu.
• Prefer to buy tickets over the phone? Call the Box Office at (504)865-2074.