Maleigh Crespo, Managing Editor for Print
• August 18, 2023
Psychology senior Electra Pelias found solace in an unexpected way in early 2020, making and selling face masks to her peers – in the height of the pandemic.
What started as a temporary project quickly...
The Student Government Association here at Loyola continues to prove themselves as an organization that is fundamentally disconnected from the people that it serves. In last semester’s election, out...
A star-studded cast backed by Christopher Nolan had audiences expecting a box office success. But what sets this film apart from the rest of the biopics that have been taking over the industry in the past...
Neutral Ground Fest, a benefit event for the relocation of the long-standing coffeehouse, gathered the community members together on the Mississippi River batture.
The event featured many regular Neutral...
At a time when drag is being restricted in legislation, Loyola’s student government association hosted its first drag show on campus.
Mass communication junior and SGA diversity, equity, and inclusion...
Loyola hosted its first field day for intramural sports on the Residential Quad. Held by Campus Recreation, “Rec-ing the Quad” had were numerous events to participate in like flag football, soccer,...
Senior Nova Cuiellette began her freshman year at Loyola as a studio arts major, but since the program’s discontinuation and merger with the School of Communication and Design’s design program, she...
The Wolf Pack chess team is back and just completed its first tournament since before the COVID-19 pandemic.
The tournament began on May 2 and ended on May 5. There were eight competitors, according...
The women’s tennis team reached the finals for the first time since joining the Southern States Athletic Conference in 2010.
No. 15 Loyola lost to No. 16 William Carey in the final, which was held...
Dear Incoming President Cole,
You haven’t been given an easy job, and we commend you for stepping up to the plate. We know there will be a lot of people in your ears, but we want to encourage you...
This week marks the first anniversary of the Theatre and Dance Department’s New Works Festival, and new student pieces will be featured as the festival lives on.
Theater major Steven Pendleton and...
As we served as Editors in Chief of The Maroon, we thought our final opinion should be a joint production. And as two people with lots of opinions, we have decided to be unconventional in our approach....
