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Loyola names Xavier Cole as its 18th president

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Xavier Cole will become the first Black president in school history. He succeeds Tania Tetlow, who was the first layperson to serve in that capacity. Cole has served the past six years as Marquette University's leader of the Division of Student Affairs. He also previously served as a senior administrator at Loyola University in Baltimore and Washington College.

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Loyola University New Orleans names first Black president in school’s 111-year history

Cole currently serves as Vice President for Student Affairs at Marquette University in Wisconsin and will assume his brand new role on June 1.

1 year ago·New Orleans, United States

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Loyola names Xavier Cole as its 18th president

He will become the first Black president in school history and its second layperson to head the Jesuit-run school.

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