Come learn about the cuisine, culture, and music of Brazil!

Brazil Fest is a fun new event hosted by CIE, the College of Music and Media, the Office of Student Affairs, and Loyola's Latin American Studies department. There are lots of activities and ways to get involved!

During percussion workshops, Dr. Cody Case will teach a few popular rhythms such as samba-reggae on real Brazilian percussion instruments. No experience is necessary and everyone can play!

Iggy’s Birthday Bash gives students an opportunity to celebrate the Loyola community through something simple and joyful. Students will learn about St. Ignatius and Jesuit traditions through Jesuit Jeopardy while also creating positive experiences and connections with their peers. The event encourages students to step outside of their usual circles, meet someone new, and enjoy time together as a campus community.

The Center for International Education will be celebrating International Education Week with a variety of events:

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16TH

Special Program: Brazil Fest!
One Loyola Room - Danna Student Center
12:00PM - 2:00 PM

Student Success will have Zoom Walk-Ins every Wednesday from 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm. 

No appointment needed!

Please scan the QR code or use the following link to join the Zoom meeting. 

It is our pleasure to invite high school students to participate in the 2nd Annual Loyola University New Orleans Big Easy Band Fest! Featuring the Bourgeois Honor Bands, this 2-day festival will take place Saturday-Sunday November 7-8, 2026. The Finalé Honor Bands concert will take place on Sunday November 8 at 3:00 PM in Louis J. Roussel Performance Hall. 

Please be aware that details are subject to change. Check back for up-to-date info, or sign up for our mailing list!    

The Loyola University Black Alumni Society invites you to a luncheon supporting The Expression Endowed Scholarship in Memory of Edgar “Dooky” Chase III. Dooky was the first Black president of Loyola's Student Government Association. Edgar was also a founding member of Expression, the first Black student association at Loyola. The scholarship promotes excellence among Loyola’s undergraduate students by offering meaningful support. Tickets and sponsorships are available. 

“We Are One Body” reminds us that we are not meant to move through life alone. Like the pieces of a broken vessel, each of us carries our own stories and wounds, yet it is through connection, grace, and love that we are brought together into something whole.

Come out for free beignets and writing "thank you" notes to those in your support system, celebrating the Jesuit values of community and gratitude!