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LOYNO Families

Resources for Parents and Families

Parents and family members play an important role in our community at Loyola University New Orleans—you're part of the Wolf Pack, too! We want to make sure you have the information and resources you need to support your student.


Parents of the Pack

Parents of the Pack is a monthly email newsletter featuring a roundup of the most important information and updates from across the university. We share timely information about tutoring and career resources, ways your student can get involved, and anything else you need to help your student be successful.

Parents of Pack is a resource for anyone who provides an essential support system for Loyola students—parents, other family members, guardians, and more. Any other members of your household who wish to be added to this mailing list can subscribe here. If you have any questions, please reach out to families@loyno.edu

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August 2023

Topics: Welcome from President Cole, Proxy Access vs. Records Release vs. Authorized User, J-Term study abroad options, new alumni boards, spiritual opportunities on campus, student spotlight on Makayla Hawkins, highlights from move in and Wolf Pack Welcome.

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July 2023

Topics: Prepare for the fall semester, Young Alumni Pack, Wolf Pack Welcome, spiritual growth opportunities for students, make a gift to receive your Loyola garden flag, accessing student information, J-Term study abroad opportunities, campus improvements.

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June 2023

Topics: Presidential welcome, student health insurance, Summer Session, faith community engagement, make a gift to receive your Loyola garden flag, study abroad, accessing student information, hurricane season reminders. 

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May 2023

Topics: Celebrating the Class of 2023!

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April 2023

Topics: Tutoring support, puppy party event, registration resources, move-out reminders, Commencement 2023, payment plans, LOYNO Magazine.

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March 2023

Topics: Trio Student Support Services, tutoring support, career services, payment plans, Loyola Loyal Day, Wolf Pack LaunchU, summer registration, campus care packages, Grad Fair.

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February 2023

Topics: Important dates, Mardi Gras safety tips, Lenten retreat in daily life, study abroad financials FAQ, Summer Session 2023, Career Expo 2023, Loyola Loyal Day, spiritual reflection on Lent and Mardi Gras.

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January 2023

Topics: Important dates, FAFSA Q&A, room selection guide for parents, summer study abroad programs, Confirmation classes, Office of Accessible Education, TRIO Student Support Services, reflecting on the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 

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December 2022

Topics: Special holiday message.

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November 2022

Topics: Important dates, Lagniappe Days, peer tutoring, Wolf Pack Athletics, FAFSA applications, Commencement 2023, COVID boosters and flu shots, seasonal allergies vs. COVID vs. the flu, the 33rd anniversary of the Salvadoran Jesuit martyrs, Thanksgiving. 

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October 2022

Topics: J-Term and Spring 2023 registration, midterm grades, FAFSA applications, fall engagement opportunities, Study Abroad Fair, crime and safety resources, What to Make of Halloween. 

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September 2022

Topics: Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), study abroad at LOYNO, Fall 2022 Career Fair, student success resources, wellness and anxiety management, flu season preparation, graduation preparation. 

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August 2022

Topics: Access to student records, student engagement on campus, student success resources. 

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Important Dates

September 1, 2023

Deadline to waive Loyola health insurance; priority deadline for study abroad in Spring 2024

October 1, 2023

Final deadline for Spring 2024 study abroad 

October 9–10, 2023

Fall break holiday

November 9–10, 2023

Presidential Inauguration 

Mom and daughter at Loyola

Need access to your student’s information?

In keeping with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), a parent or guardian must be explicitly authorized by their student to receive access to information such as: 

  • Educational records
  • Registration status
  • Class schedule
  • Room and board
  • Financial aid
  • Billing information

There are a few different ways your student can give you access. Learn more in the links below. 

Instructions for Guardian Proxy Access

Instructions for Student Records Release

Instructions to Set up an Authorized User

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