The university's annual day of giving, Loyola Loyal Day gives alumni and friends across the country an opportunity to celebrate and support our mission of providing a premier Jesuit education in New Orleans' culture of creativity. Loyola Loyal Day 2021 will be held on March 24 and 25.

In 2021, it's not the amount of the gift that matters! It's the number of gifts. #BeInThatNumber

Alumni can volunteer to help lead the way on the big day by attending the Loyola Loyola Kick-Off Event on March 10. 

The Loyola University New Orleans Alumni Association invites you a virtual King Cake Cooking Class presented by alumna Chef Amy Sins ’98 of Langlois Culinary Crossroads.
Celebrate Carnival season by learning to make Chef Sins' signature king cake—a delicious mix of bananas foster and king cake, all in easy-to-make individual servings. While you prepare this festive dish, Chef Sins will chat with you about the history of Mardi Gras, king cake, and all of the Carnival fun that happens in New Orleans.

Struggling to complete your coursework?  Spending hours on Netflix? Get concrete coping skills to improve focus and motivation, especially when working from home.

Hosted by Laura Dickinson, LMSW

Take time out of your busy day to truly relax for an hour! A trained counselor will lead you through calming guided imagery and progressive muscle relaxation. You will also learn how to do this on your own. At the end of this session, you should feel relaxed, focused and ready to face your challenges. Struggling to complete your coursework?  Spending hours on Netflix? Get concrete coping skills to improve focus and motivation, especially when working from home.

Hosted by Frazier Woods, PLPC

Ever felt hangry?  Too tired to focus?  Learn about the behavioral and biological factors that contribute to stress, what you can do to improve self-care and form a plan to implement change.

Hosted by Claudia Norton, LMSW

Learn concrete skills to use in order to stay calm and effective when preparing for and completing tests.

Hosted by Brittney Johnson, LPC, NCC