Today, I am proud to be one of only five alumni from the University of Louisiana. Loyola is a Jesuit university that is very well known for the academics, the faith, the students, and the city of New Orleans. I am proud to be a part of Loyola’s legacy.
I am proud to be graduating with a degree in Art History, a major that I am sure some of you have a little trouble with, and a major that I am proud to have graduated with. I am also proud to be graduating with a 2.4 GPA.
The university’s motto is “Education for All,” and the Loyola motto is “All for All.” That’s obviously not a coincidence, and it certainly doesn’t hurt that the school is in New Orleans, right on the “all for all” part.
Yes, the city of New Orleans. Thats a good one too. The university is a part of a larger, larger university, which is in fact, the University of New Orleans. The Loyola motto is All for All, which means that everyone is a part of the Loyola community.
One thing that really stuck out to me about the school is that the school was founded in 1869 as the Loyola Seminary, which means that the school has some pretty solid history. It was founded by the Seminary of St. Louis to train the Catholic priests for the parish. It was the only seminary in the country that was specifically created to train priests. The school was founded because of a fire that destroyed the city of New Orleans at the end of the 19th century.
If you’re not familiar with Loyola, you should definitely check it out. The school has over thirty buildings on campus, which is quite impressive. The school has a variety of majors and degree programs in such fields as Business, Communication, and Art. The school has also recently added a new student center and a student union. Since the school is more than just a school the community is quite diverse here as well.
At least the school is one of the most interesting places that I have ever been to. I’m pretty sure it’s the least fun place I’ve ever been to, but I can’t help but think that it’s the only place that has more “life” than “life” on campus.
I have to admit that I’m not a huge fan of the school, but I think it’s great that the school is willing to bring in new alumni. I know a lot of people who are alumni of the school and I have a feeling that a lot of them are really proud of their alma mater. It’s a good thing that it’s not a bad school though.
I actually agree with the sentiment. I have a great respect for this school. I love it because it’s a small, special school with a special mission. I do think that the school is a bit short on some of the amenities people expect from a large university. The problem is that the school’s mission is actually quite old. It was founded in 1843 and has been in existence since 1852.
Its not as if you just came in and got lucky and made it to school in your first year. Most students have to work, go to classes, and have some basic socializing skills. A lot of students don’t even graduate from high school.
