Join your fellow alumni back on campus on Saturday, November 14, 2026, for a day of activities to celebrate your 50th reunion! This reunion is a wonderful opportunity to reconnect with old friends, reflect on your time as a student, and see how Loyola has evolved.

The day will begin with a special Mass in the new Chapel of St. Ignatius, followed by a tour of the archives in Monroe Library. To end the day, take some time to reconnect with your classmates over lunch at Ralph's on the Park. 

Join us for a dynamic Summer Institute designed to equip and inspire leaders in Catholic education and ministry. On June 2, Dr. Andrea Martin (Loyola University New Orleans) will offer an engaging introduction to artificial intelligence and its growing impact on teaching, leadership, and formation. Explore key ethical questions, practical applications, and thoughtful approaches to integrating AI in Catholic settings. Don’t miss this opportunity for professional growth and spiritual renewal—click to learn more and register.

The Loyola University Community Action Program (LUCAP) will celebrate its 50-year anniversary on Saturday, October 24.

Join the Young Alumni Pack for a Summer Social as we celebrate the Class of 2026! Meet us at Bayou Beer Garden on Friday, May 15, 2026, to welcome the newest members of the Loyola University New Orleans Alumni Association. 

Your ticket includes 2 pounds of crawfish and 1 alcoholic or non-alcoholic drink. A cash bar and other food options will be available for purchase on-site. 

Tickets for 2026 graduates are discounted. Early bird tickets are available until 11:59 p.m. on Friday, May 1, 2026. Ticket prices will increase to $30 on Saturday, May 2, 2026.

The Law Alumni Board and the College of Law invite you to the Sandestin Cocktail Reception. Entertainment includes live music. Thanks to our generous sponsors, this is a complimentary event, but advance registration is required. 

Join us for a night of networking with Music & Media Loyola alumni who have walked the same undergrad path.

This is a chance to meet professionals in Music & Media fields, hear about their career journeys, and get advice from those who understand the Loyola experience firsthand.

What's in it for students?

Dr. Goertzen will discuss how Johannes Brahms (1833-1897) engaged with music of other composers in inventive arrangements that conveyed aspects of his identity as a composer-pianist.