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Students struggle to find parking on first day back to campus

Maleigh Crespo, Managing Editor for Print
August 21, 2023
LUPD officer directs traffic in West Road garage. Many parking spaces are being obstructed by office furniture. (Devin Cruice)

Commuter students are struggling to find parking spaces in campus parking garages on their first day of the fall 2023 semester. 

Both Freret Street and West Road parking garages have no available parking, due to displaced office furniture, other miscellaneous items barricading spaces, and the construction covering the Mercy Hall parking lot. 

Loyola University Police were directing students in and out of parking garages while a line of cars circled campus, waiting to find open spots. 

Students must purchase a parking pass to park on campus. Parking permit violations will begin being enforced on 6:00am, Wednesday, Aug. 23, according to Rachel Bobadilla in Parking Services. 

Editor’s Note: This story has been updated to reflect new information provided by Parking Services via email.
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About the Contributors
Maleigh Crespo
Maleigh Crespo, Editor in Chief
Maleigh Crespo serves as the Maroon's Editor in Chief. Maleigh previously served as the Maroon's  Managing Editor for Print, Design Chief, Equity and Inclusion officer, and Op/Ed editor. When she’s not writing, she can be found listening to Taylor Swift on repeat, online shopping, or feeding the squirrels in Audubon.
Devin Cruice
Devin Cruice, Maroon Minute News Director
Devin is a junior Mass Communication major with a minor in Environmental Studies. He is the News Director for all of the broadcast shows at the Maroon’s news station. A local, Devin spends his weekends tending to his garden, running his small business, and enjoying hunting.

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