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Students evacuate after power outage

Students evacuate after power outage

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Students call out construction workers for harassment

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Students wait outside of the communications and music building during a power outage on April 16, 2024.

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Jewish student sits in solidarity with students protesting for Palestine on St. Charles Ave. in front of Loyola.

Students protest for Palestine in the street

Application open for director of university honors program

Falyn Hardouin
February 1, 2024
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Alexandria Whitten
Marquette Hall stands tall on Loyola’s campus.

All tenured faculty are eligible to apply for the director of the University Honors Program position. The new director of the Honors Program will be asked to continue to develop new and innovative academic options and co-curricular activities for our Honors Program, as well as building on the work of previous directors.

Those interested in applying should send a letter of interest that highlights their vision for the Honors Program and explains their qualifications for the position along with a copy of their CV. These documents should be sent to Uriel Quesada at [email protected] by March 1.
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About the Contributors
Falyn Hardouin
Falyn Hardouin, Assistant News Editor
Falyn Hardouin currently serves as The Maroon's Assistant News Editor. Falyn is a senior English creative writing major and is interested in working editing and publishing when she graduates this May. In her free time, Falyn can be found reading or writing. Falyn can be reached at [email protected].
Alexandria Whitten
Alexandria Whitten, Twitter Producer
Alexandria is a sophomore mass communication/journalism major with a New Orleans Studies minor from Baton Rouge, LA. She is currently the Twitter Producer for The Maroon’s social media team as well as a contributing writer. She hopes to aid in building a larger presence of The Maroon on social media as well as develop her own writing skills. Outside of the Maroon, she is the Public Relations/Marketing intern at New Orleans Museum of Art and hopes to bring back new social media and PR skills and strategies to The Maroon. She loves to explore New Orleans in her free time and all of the incredible cuisine, live music, and history found in the city.

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