The Jazz Education Network is an organization that holds an annual conference for students and educators to get a better understanding of Jazz.  Loyola attends the conference frequently, but for some...

College tuition has climbed an alarming 193% since 1963 after adjusting for inflation. To put that in real numbers, let’s say that in 1963, to attend a school like Penn State, your tuition would be roughly...

With the New Year arriving, Loyola students have begun to list their resolutions for 2026 in hopes of developing multiple aspects of their lives. These resolutions act as a motivator by setting tangible...

Last semester, Loyola students were already navigating rising tuition costs, delayed financial aid packages, and confusion surrounding newly enforced payment deadlines. As students return from winter break,...

Mr. Jones is a patient that had congestive heart failure and other chronic health problems. His lack of health literacy made him reluctant to follow doctor’s orders, which resulted in having frequent...

Loyola University New Orleans athletics have remained active since mid-December, with Wolf Pack teams continuing conference play, recording program developments, and preparing for the spring portion of...

Mike Murat's talk at Loyola on Thursday, November 20th, gave students the rare opportunity to closely engage with an artist whose journey was anything but linear. Murat is a travel and humanistic street...

As the editor in chief of The Maroon, I try to stay impartial and unbiased towards most things on campus. Unfortunately, I can’t stay silent any longer.  I’ve had a mixture of emotions towards...

I have grown up in a generation scared to be loved. We post about love, sing about love, and dream about love, but we’re terrified of actually feeling it. Hookup culture has become the new norm. Sex...

British Vogue’s “Is Having a Boyfriend Embarrassing?” is all I can seem to talk about right now. As a long time subscriber and a self-described avoidant who’s sworn off any interest in romance...

At the height of the pandemic, I was on a walk with a friend who identifies as gender non-conforming. On the walk, they were shouted obscenities by a burly man in a pick-up truck. Startled and panicked,...

Louisiana has become the latest stage for an aggressive national immigration crackdown, and its consequences are landing squarely in our neighborhoods, classrooms, and student communities. In the past...