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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Todd performs at the Filmore on Thursday, September 25.

REVIEW: Malcom Todd closes out quirky tour at the Filmore

Ludovica Ballou, Staff writer October 3, 2025

Malcolm Todd brought both his iconic pink guitar and a passionate fanbase to the Filmore auditorium last Thursday. It was the final show of his Wholesome Rockstar tour, and the young crowd screamed along...

Adrianna Escobar sets up her Instagram account on the new school feature.

New Instagram school bio feature

Finian Jones, Staff Writer October 3, 2025

At the start of the new school year, Instagram launched its most recent feature where students can add their schools to their bio, giving them the ability to see other student accounts. The implications...

OPINION: A Not-So Teenage Dream: drug issues in the status quo

OPINION: A Not-So Teenage Dream: drug issues in the status quo

Eli Elliott, Staff Writer October 3, 2025

In July 2025, Misha Brown shared on TikTok that a teenage boy asked him to buy "Feel Free," and when he refused, the boy attempted to take his wallet. At the store, the attendant mentioned that customers...

OPINION: Pet Stamps: the social impact of pet relinquishment

OPINION: Pet Stamps: the social impact of pet relinquishment

Bryan Hall, Staff Writer October 3, 2025

Why should those of our society that are financially burdened be forced to surrender their pets? I personally think that every household receiving “Food Stamps,” as the modern description, should receive...

Marquette Hall on April 9.

EDITORIAL: Why do we not have a land acknowledgement at Loyola?

Imad Siddiqui, Opinion/ Editorial editor October 3, 2025

Every college likes to talk about community and history. But often, those conversations erase the very first communities of this land: the Indigenous nations who thrived here long before anyone else. Without...

Left to right: Damian Ch, Natalia Ruiz, Hannah Mebarak, and Alan Ch decorate their piñatas at the UPB piñata decorating event.

Student organizations highlight Hispanic Heritage Month

Pharrell Every, Assistant Photo Editor October 3, 2025

Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated throughout the country in a variety of ways, such as parades, parties, and social media campaigns, and Loyola students are celebrating through programming, advocacy,...

Graphic courtesy of Crescent City Sounds

Crescent City Sounds seeks to preserve a local sound

Qemyne, Barnes October 3, 2025

New Orleans is home to a sound you can’t find anywhere else, and Crescent City Sounds wants to help everyone hear it. Created by the New Orleans Public Library, Crescent City Sounds is a music streaming...

From Late Night to Loyola: Why free speech matters

From Late Night to Loyola: Why free speech matters

Imad Siddiqui and Opinion/ Editoral editor September 26, 2025

On Sept. 17, 2025, ABC suspended Jimmy Kimmel Live! indefinitely after Kimmel made comments in his monologue about the assassination of Charlie Kirk, criticizing conservatives’ reactions and suggesting...

The Summer I Turned Pretty concludes

Callie Honeycutt , Managing editor for digital September 26, 2025

First and foremost, I would like to start this review by saying I am an avid believer that books are better than their movie (or show) counterparts. Many of my favorite shows and movies are books that...

AI in the Classroom: Where to go from here

AI in the Classroom: Where to go from here

September 26, 2025

If I could describe artificial intelligence in one word, I’d use ‘change’. In the short period that AI has been in the zeitgeist, it has gone from a mere novelty to a major moral and ethical question....

Unlocking access: the impact of open education resources

Unlocking access: the impact of open education resources

Kerieyaunta Smith, Sports Assistant Editor September 26, 2025

Every semester, students face familiar and frustrating rituals: walking into the bookstore or logging on to buy their textbooks and watching their bank accounts drain. Prices for textbooks have skyrocketed...

The resurgence of movie theaters and the importance of third spaces

The resurgence of movie theaters and the importance of third spaces

Stella Perdue, Staff Writer September 26, 2025

One of my favorite pastimes as a student in New Orleans is to aimlessly wander around meeting new people, learning new things, and putting myself out of my comfort zone. A perfect place to do that is the...

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