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 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@dbctl.com.
October 2024
Topics: Support for Midterms and Registration, New FAFSA Coming Soon, A Message from the Office of Alumni Engagement, Loyno Unidos: Celebrando Voces Latinas, All Saints Day, Loyola Week, Anniversary of Jesuit Martyrs of El Salvador, Wolf Pack Athletics Women's Basketball Updates.
September 2024
Topics: Career Development Center, A Message from the Office of Alumni Engagement, How to Access Your Student's Accounts, J-Term Study Abroad Programs, Jewish High Holy Days, Wilderness Trip, Student Spotlight: Diamond Dixon, NAIA Scholar-Teams, Wolf Pack Athletics Golf Tournament.
August 2024
Topics: Career Development Center, A Message from the Office of Alumni Engagement, Finalized Tuition Payments, Ignatian Life Communities, Resident Ministry, Wolf Pack Athletics Golf Tournament, Join the Booster Club.
July 2024
Topics: Federal Work Study Program, Fall 2024 Tuition Bills and Payment Plans, FAFSA, TRIO Student Support Services, J-Term Study Abroad, Welcome Back Week, Support the Loyola Fund, Student Health Insurance.
June 2024
Topics: Fall Tuition Bills, FAFSA Reminders, Support the Loyola Fund, Important Dates for Living on Campus, Student Health Insurance, Summer Study Abroad.
May 2024
Topics: Recap from Commencement 2024!
April 2024
Topics: Career Services, Commencement, Senior Send-Off, Summer/Fall Registration, TRIO Student Support Services, FAFSA, Give NOLA Day, Loyola Loyal Day.
March 2024
Topics: Loyola Loyal Day, Summer Session, Summer Support from Career Development, Commencement Planning, Senior Salute for the Class of 2024, Off Campus Housing Fair, Iggy's Cupboard, FAFSA Reminders, & more.
February 2024
Topics: FAFSA updates,Commencement and Grad Fair information, Class Rings, Style for Hire, Career Expo, Loyola Loyal Day, Study Abroad FAQ, Move Out Prep, Five Things to Know Newsletter, Booster Club, Lenten Retreat, Awakening Retreat, Iggy's Cupboard.
January 2024
Topics: FAFSA updates, Commencement and Grad Fair information, Family Weekend, Summer Study Abroad 2024, TRIO Student Support Services, alumni engagement, Internship Intensive Program, student spotlight on Emma Grace Condon, confirmation classes, and Athletics updates.
November 2023
Topics: registration resources, FAFSA reminders, peer tutoring, J-Term 2024, Illuminate Loyola, Commencement 2024, Sneaux, Wolf Pack Athletics, Ignatian Gratitude, Advent Wreath Drop, student spotlight on Victoria Sosa.
Family Weekend 2025 is February 20-23, 2025!
Join us for a weekend filled with joy, connection, and the celebration of family bonds. Family Weekend Registration opens December 1, 2024.
Important Dates
November 4
Spring and J-Term 2025 registration begins
November 27–29
Thanksgiving holiday
December 9–13
Final examinations
January 13, 2025
Start of the Spring 2025 semester
2025–26 FAFSA Form Coming Soon
The 2025–26 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form will be available to the public on or before December 1. Here are some steps your student can take now to prepare:
- Create a StudentAid.gov account (if you don’t already have one)
- Learn about the documents you may need to fill out the FAFSA form.
- Determine your dependency status and whether your parent(s) or spouse will be required to contribute information on your FAFSA form.
- If you’re a dependent student, use the Who’s My FAFSA Parent? wizard to identify which parent(s) will be a required contributor on your form.
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
