Innovation Through Collaboration
Faculty-student collaborative research is one of the distinctive features of a Loyola education. The partnerships forged through collaborative projects nurture core Jesuit values such as the pursuit of excellence, learning from experience, and magis — the commitment to always strive for more. Loyola’s long tradition of involving undergraduate students in research stems directly from our faculty’s Jesuit approach to teaching.
A Man With and For Others
Loyola community praises actions of first Jesuit pope.
Bringing Baseball Back to Loyola
Alumnus Greg Suire, owner of uniform company H.T. Authentic, reflects on how Loyola shaped him.
LATEST WOLFTRACKS:
- Joyce Pulitzer ’79 had her play, Freedom, performed at Southern Rep at the CAC.
- Mark Surprenant, J.D. ’77, received The Times-Picayune Loving Cup for 2012.
- Judy Cannella Schott, J.D. ’85, was promoted to vice president for Gilsbar.
- Brian M. Ballay, J.D. ’04, of Baker Donelson’s New Orleans, La., office, was elected shareholder.
- Erica Beck, J.D. ’05, was named Mayor Mitch Landrieu’s executive counsel.
