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LETTER: Gaza state of emergency

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Loyola, Tulane students partake in nationwide pro-Palestine protest on Nov. 9, 2023.

Loyola, Tulane participate in nationwide protest in support of Palestine

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Pro-Palestinian protestor walked to police car in handcuffs by several Tulane police officers.

Violence erupts at protest

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Actors strike maybe nearing end

Actors' strike maybe nearing end

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Alumni award application open now

Kloe Witt, News Editor
October 19, 2023
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Cristian Orellana
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Applications for the 2023-24 Alumni Association Graduation Award are open now.

This award is $1,000 awarded to one graduate of May 2024 of each of the four colleges of the university. The award must only be used for tuition and the student must graduate in May or the funds must be returned.

Applicants must be full-time graduating Loyola students with a GPA of at least 3.0 and demonstrate financial need. Although not required, it is recommended that applicants have done community civic service and held campus leadership positions or involvement.

Applications close at midnight on Nov. 5 and are available on the Loyno website.
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Kloe Witt, News Editor
Kloe Witt currently serves as the Maroon's News Editor. Kloe is a sophomore double majoring in journalism and environmental studeis and is interested in environmental policy. In their free time, Kloe is usually watching Criminal Minds, listening to Taylor Swift, or reading new books. Kloe can be reached [email protected]
Cristian Orellana, Life & Times Editor
Cristian Orellana is a mass communication senior and English minor currently serving as Life and Times Editor. He is a photographer, writer, and poet based in New Orleans. He has previously worked as the Photo Editor, Senior Staff Photographer, and Webmaster. His writing and photos have been published at The Maroon and on Terrain.org. He is currently working on a short story collection and photo book.

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