Marsiglia Institute of Justice welcomes largest cohort for spring 2021 session
Rec-ing the Res Quad
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FreeJoin Campus Rec for a day of fun In the Res Quad. Come learn about club sports, play some fun games, and win fun prizes like a FitBit, Workout Headphones, and more!
Mardi Gras Scavenger Hunt
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FreeLooking for something fun to do on Mardi Gras Day? Take part in the Student Life and Ministry Mardi Gras Scavenger Hunt!
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Clues will be posted on the SLM IG Account (@Loyno_SLM) on Mardi Gras Day. Find as many clues as possible on and near campus for a chance to win fun prizes such as a Saints jersey, JamNOLA tickets, and Wolf Bucks!
What Do You Believe?
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FreeEnjoy free dinner while exploring the intersection of faith, race, and gender in your own life and the lives of others. by February 22nd. Dinner provided to both in-person and remote attendees. Open to current Loyola students only.
Loyola Freshman Wins Regional International Voice CompetitionÌý
Coffee@CIE: Tournées Film Festival Preview
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FreeJoin the French Club, Languages & Cultures and CIE for a very special Coffee@CIE:ÌýTournéesÌýFilmÌýFestival Preview onÌýThursday, February 18 from 12:30-1:30pm. The festivalÌýfilmÌýtheme, line-up and schedule will be revealed!
Register for this event by visiting theÌýÌýor following the registration link (above).
Judy Fontenot Lavergne
FaithActs Summer Youth Theology Institute
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FreeHigh school rising juniors and seniors are invited to participate in this institute held on the beautiful campus of 91ÁÔÆæ. Through engagement with the relevant sciences and an exploration of Christianity's rich biblical and theological traditions, participants will discern how their faith can help make them leaders in support of creation and environmental justice. They can also earn 3 college credits.Ìý
The cost for the institute is $300.00ÌýScholarships available.
Daniel Bernard Roumain, "White Supremacy and Its Death Grip on Classic Music Education"
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FreeHosted by Denison University as part of the Keys2Inclusion series, Daniel Bernard Roumain, acclaimed activist, entrepreneur, composer, violinist and educator, presents "White Supremacy and Its Death Grip on Classic Music Education." Join in for an exploration of white supremacy's role in shaping conservatory education and the classical music ecosystem as it exists today.
For more information on this and other upcoming events at the School of Music & Theatre Arts, visit .
John Mlynczak: Teaching with Music Technology
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FreeÌýjoins us for the Music Education Guest Lecture Series with a talk titled "Teaching with Music Technology."Ìý