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College of Nursing and Health

Become an innovator.

We have a tradition at Loyola University New Orleans: Our students are wildly successful. They go on to serve the city of New Orleans, the State of Louisiana, and the world.

Our programs are rooted strongly in our Jesuit ideals, yes, but they are also constantly evolving to offer relevant skills and real-life experience. They prepare you to be an instrument of innovation in your chosen profession, to revolutionize your field – and to create new ones.

Faculty Success

Loyola Institute for Ministry Professor Delivers Keynote Address

On March 20, 2026, Francisco Castillo, D.Min., the Joe and Kelly George Visiting Professor of Pastoral Studies at the Loyola Institute for Ministry, served as the keynote speaker for the Archdiocese of Miami's regional professional development day for educators, which was held at Cardinal Gibbons High School in Fort Lauderdale, FL.


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Student Success

Counseling Internship Student Chakayla Coulter Awarded 2026 Ignation Award

Congratulations to Chakayla Coulter for winning the 2026 Ignation Award! This award is Loyola’s highest honor given to one outstanding graduate student, annually.  Ignatian Award winners have distinguished themselves by their holistic involvement in the life of the university — representing Loyola with honor and distinction, maintaining a distinguished grade point average, living a strong faith commitment, demonstrating examples of service for and with others, and showing high regard for Ignatian, Jesuit values. We are so proud of you!


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LCCE

Learn about our efforts to bring quality and affordable mental health services to our community

Thomas Berry Project

Passionist priest Thomas Berry understood the universe to be at the center of experience and religious education. LIM seeks to preserve and share his wisdom by digitizing its videos featuring Berry and texts written by him. To learn more or to contribute to this work, click on the image above.