Loyola University New Orleans College of Law's 2026 Brendan Brown Lecture will be held on Wednesday, October 28th. This event is free and open to the public.

The Brendan Brown Speaker Series was established in 1986 through the generosity of former College of Law Professor Brendan Francis Brown to sponsor a major annual lecture, colloquia, or other scholarly activities.

Join us for a panel discussion with Waiting to Die: One Man's Journey on Death Row Editor Monique Morrison and Calvin Duncan moderated by College of Law Dean Madeleine Landrieu on Wednesday, October 14th at the College of Law.

This event is free and open to the public.

About the Book:

Loyola Night with the New Orleans Pelicans

We want to hear from you! All commuter students are invited to join us as we discuss the year so far, and the rest of the year ahead. If you have thoughts, ideas, and/or feedback, we would love to hear from you. 

All are invited to events throughout the week to celebrate Loyola's Catholic, Jesuit heritage!

Experience the remarkable breadth of our vocal program in a dynamic concert featuring our distinguished voice faculty. Spanning multiple genres and musical traditions, this special showcase highlights the exceptional virtuosity and depth of our teaching artists.

Ready to skip the generic store-bought look this Halloween? 🎃 The Theatre Arts & Dance Department is opening up the costume vault for our annual Bootique Sale! Grab authentic, handmade costumes crafted for past stage productions. Once they’re gone, they’re history—come claim your one-of-a-kind look before the curtain falls!

ALIEN STATUS by James Bartelle
Directed by Cuba Hatheway

Extraterrestrials busk in the French Quarter. Diego pours a cup of coffee. A mailman's truck has just been stolen. And strange government agents are asking some suspicion-raising questions. ALIEN STATUS is a wild, lyrical, and hilarious new work set in New Orleans' Bywater neighborhood that skewers assumptions about race and refuge, and delivers with the one-two punch of a triple espresso.

New Orleans classical guitarist and Loyola faculty member Brian King will be presenting a dynamic recital exploring a broad historical and stylistic range of the guitar. The program spans original works, jazz and folk arrangements, and Brazilian music, alongside a special showcase on the massive 14-string theorbo.