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Students evacuate after power outage

Students evacuate after power outage

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

Loyola power outage causes campus "chaos"

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Courtesy of Taylor Swift

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Marquette Hall on April 9. Lowest paid faculty receives raises.

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Courtesy of Focus Features

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Hot water restored on campus

Maleigh Crespo, Editor in Chief
March 12, 2024
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Cristian Orellana

According to an email from Kyle Gregore, facilities director, the heating system on campus has been fixed.

Gregore said to allow a few hours for the hot water to reach all areas of campus. He anticipates for 100% of the campus to be operational by 7 p.m. Tuesday.

Gregore thanks the Loyola community for their patience.
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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.
Cristian Orellana
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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