The Loyola University New Orleans Heritage Society recognizes individuals who have made planned gifts by will, as a designated beneficiary of life insurance, or through retirement funds, charitable trusts or charitable gift annuities.

Service through leadership

Loyola's alumni board members are strategic thinkers who are committed to the Alumni Association’s mission. As Loyola ambassadors, and as liaisons between fellow alumni and the university, board members serve Loyola through their leadership and participation at alumni events, in business meetings, and during fundraising campaigns.

Welcome, international alumni and friends!

There are more than 900 international Loyola University New Orleans alumni. Social media and networking has allowed international alumni to stay connected with each other and the university.

AT&T, CenturyLink, Sprint, T-Mobile, and many other carriers have publicly committed to the "Keep Americans Connected Pledge" to ensure customers aren't cut off from communications services during the coronavirus pandemic. This includes no shutoffs, no late fees, and making wifi hotspots available to anyone who needs them.

Read the press release from the Federal Communications Commission for the full list of carriers and details. 

Members of an Elite Group

The Society of St. Ignatius recognizes individuals, foundations, and corporations with lifetime giving to Loyola of $100,000 and more. Through their gifts, these donors support Loyola University New Orleans in its mission of educating young men and women to be the upstanding citizens and leaders of tomorrow.

Members of the Society of St. Ignatius are recognized in university publications and receive exclusive invitations to Loyola events.

The prestigious Loyola Society is a select group of leaders with a significant investment in Jesuit higher education and an outstanding dedication to the success of our students.