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September 14, 2023
Information from Loyola’s Chief Operating Officer and Senior Vice President of Finance Carol Markowitz. (Sophia Maxim)

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Sophia Maxim
Sophia Maxim, Editor in Chief

Sophia Maxim directs print and digital production as editor-in-chief of The Maroon newspaper and The Wolf magazine. Sophia is a multimedia journalist and news designer from Atlanta, GA. Previously, she developed The Maroon's 100th anniversary rebranding.