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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Myles Burns leap into the air for a jump shot with a basketball in his hands

NAIA Championship Tournament tonight on ESPN 3

Jackie Galli, Sports Editor March 22, 2022

History is being made tonight as the No. 1 seeded Wolf Pack plays against Talladega College in the NAIA National Championship game tonight at 7 p.m. This is the furthest the team has gotten in the National...

Senior guard Zach Wrightsil goes up for a layup in the second half of the NAIA semifinal March 21, 2022. Wrightsil was recruited by Head Coach Stacy Hollowell in 2017 and 2018 before coming to Loyola to play.

Wolf Pack dominates in semifinal, looks toward final tomorrow and beyond

Gabriella Killett, Managing Editor for Print March 21, 2022

Juanita Collins said her son Myles Burns has wanted to be a star since he was born. Before he turned one, Collins said she had people telling her that Burns was going to be an athlete. And Burns, a...

Mens' basketball player No. 23 stands facing the court.

Wolf Pack prepares for semifinal in Kansas City

Gabriella Killett, Managing Editor for Print March 21, 2022

Senior guard Zach Wrightsil told The Maroon Monday at 4 p.m. he was "feeling good" for the Wolf Pack's 5 p.m. game in Kansas City, Missouri. The Pack will play Arizona Christian at the Kansas City Municipal...

BUKU attendees hold hands in front of a stage draped in blue light.

Local artists prepare for BUKU Music + Art Festival

Maria DiFelice March 18, 2022

The BUKU Music + Art Festival is returning to New Orleans after a two-year pandemic hiatus, and local artists are ready to take the stage. BUKU was founded in 2012 to celebrate the youthful, vibrant,...

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“King Richard” review: Richard the hero or Richard the Third?

James D. Salinas March 18, 2022

Will Smith offers a stirring performance as the deeply committed, complex patriarch of the globally recognizable Williams sisters in the sport biographical picture “King Richard.” The film follows...

Courtesy of Netflix

“The Power of the Dog” review: Touch this rawhide, honey, touch ALL of this rawhide

Oliver Parker March 18, 2022

New Zealand auteur Jane Campion breaks her 12-year directing hiatus with “The Power of the Dog,” a psychological and moody Western film. Recently garnering a whopping 11 Academy Award nominations,...

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“Licorice Pizza” review: Self-discovery of a twentysomething

Ella Cheramie, Worldview Assistant March 17, 2022

“Do you think it’s weird that I hang out with Gary and his friends all the time?” Alana (Alana Haim) asks, as she takes a moment to contemplate how she ended up surrounding herself with a group of...

A beach volleyball athlete sets up a ball to hit is across the net to two other players at Coconut Beach

Beach volleyball plays first game

Sebastian Witte, Staff Writer March 17, 2022

The inaugural season of beach volleyball kicked off last Friday as the Wolf Pack took on Spring Hill College. It took about three years of work and proposals to show how the beach volleyball program would...

Courtesy of Colin Richards

Greek life prepares for service

Domonique Tolliver, Life and Times Assistant March 17, 2022

Loyola Greek Life organizations said they are excited to return to in person philanthropy events this spring to give back to the community of New Orleans as a whole. Pi Kappa Phi fraternity President...

Director Hardy Weaver and a student practice for the spring production of Head Over Heels, March 15, 2022. Rehearsals for the show will be masked, though actors will perform unmasked.

Theatre students frustrated by mask mandate

Domonique Tolliver, Life and Times Assistant March 17, 2022

Students in the Department of Theatre Arts & Dance said they are frustrated by the inequality of mask mandate enforcement between groups of students on campus. Artistic Director of the Department...

OPINION: Kamila Valieva is a victim

OPINION: Kamila Valieva is a victim

Matthew Richards, Staff Writer March 17, 2022

The 2022 Winter Olympic Games were mired in controversy before the opening ceremonies began. Rising COVID-19 cases threatened the Olympics, and China’s stance on human rights pertaining to its native...

EDITORIAL: Refugees all over the world are reaching out; why aren't we reaching back?

EDITORIAL: Refugees all over the world are reaching out; why aren’t we reaching back?

Maleigh Crespo and Gabriella Killett March 17, 2022

America’s perception of Ukrainian refugees and internally displaced peoples is a product of the same racial bias as missing White girl syndrome, a tendency of the general public to focus on missing White...

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