Have you ever wondered what would happen if Joan of Arc existed today? This concept is brought to life in Ryan Cambell's play, "A New Saint for a New World."
The Department of Theatre Arts and Dance...
Violet Bucaro, Assistant News Editor
• April 12, 2024
Before choosing a university, identical twins August and Em Bay wanted to flee New Orleans. They presumed they’d choose different universities, but they separately fell in love with Loyola without...
In the 1980s, teen comedies had taken over American cinemas by storm. Filmmakers such as John Hughes gave audiences beloved teen comedy classics from “Sixteen Candles” (1984) to “The Breakfast Club”...
Since their creation, AI generators have posed a problem for educators. With students able to generate essays with only a short prompt and a click of a button, it’s understandable how worries about originality...
President Cole, if any of these words cause you a grievance, please allow us to provide you with the pair of earplugs given to us by Residential Life staff.
Though Residential Life thinks these little...
Music industry studies junior Maya Davis known as “a girl called maya” on social media and streaming platforms released her debut single “begin again” with sophomore Corey “CJ” Sanders.
Davis...
The Disabled Student Assembly is a recently chartered organization Loyola that aims to end stigmas and cultivate community for students with disabilities and their allies.
DSA President Kaley Delker...
Since the success of their first album “Oracular Spectacular,” MGMT has been an experimental group. The iconic indie band has become known for their use of various instruments, sounds, and themes to...
Interacting with The Maroon is not just about flipping through pages or scrolling articles on your phone — it's about engaging with a platform to amplify your voice and foster connectivity within the...
The women’s beach volleyball team finished their season with a 7-3 conference record in the team’s third year of competing.
Under second-year head coach Robert “Robbie” Pitre, the Wolf Pack...
Beginning as a few Loyola students, kicking a soccer ball around the Res Quad, Loyola’s Fútbol Club has come a long way.
Now, with 20 players, an executive board, two coaches, a full media team,...
Sophia Maxim, Managing Editor for Print
• April 10, 2024
Loyola student musicians are gearing up for French Quarter Fest this weekend. For the second year, the music department will sponsor the Esplanade in the Shade Stage at the New Orleans Jazz Museum.
Loyola...
