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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Krewe of Boo parades through the heart of New Orleans. Featuring 3-D fiberglass and papier-mache extravaganzas.

Krewe of Boo spooks parade goers

Piper Demman October 27, 2023

Spooky season has officially arrived in New Orleans after the streets of the French Quarter were lined with parade-goers last Saturday for the annual Krewe of Boo parade. The Halloween themed parade...

Loyola students grab food traditional to Netherlands. Every culture that was showcased at the International Fair had their own traditional plates.

“Travel” the world at Loyola’s International Fair

Natalia Silva, Life & Times Editor October 27, 2023

Loyola's community comes together to showcase the diverse cultures and traditions the students have to offer. Loyola's international students set up tables with flags, pictures, native clothing, and...

Courtesy of Warner Chappell Music

“Bewitched” review: Dreamy, jazzy pop for the hopeless romantic

June Fernandez, Staff Writer October 27, 2023

Icelandic singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Laufey Lin Jónsdóttir, known by many as simply “Laufey,” has continued to showcase her talent over the course of recent years. Through her...

Loyola law student Jimmy Chilimigras is the youngest person to pass the
Certified Public Accounting exam in the world.

World’s youngest CPA joins Loyola Law

Natalia Silva, Life & Times Editor October 20, 2023

James ‘Jimmy’ Chilimigras is 15 years old, a Loyola Law student, and the youngest person to pass the Certified Public Accounting exam in the world. After scoring 31 on the ACT at the age of 12,...

Crowds gathered to listen and appreciate variations of Latin music. Rumba Buena is one of the many events the New Orleans Jazz Museum is hosting.

‘Rumba Buena’ celebrates Hispanic Heritage month

Dexter Earley, Staff Writer October 20, 2023

Overcast weather couldn’t keep the joy out of the music being played by Rumba Buena, a New Orleans band who generously dished out songs in the styles of salsa, merengue, bachata, and cumbia last Tuesday,...

Little Freddie King performs live on stage drawing a large crowd. Little Freddie King is an American Delta blues guitarist.

Crescent City Blues & BBQ Fest celebrates blues culture

Kaitlyn Gress October 20, 2023

For 16 years, the Crescent City Blues and Barbeque Festival has drawn crowds for its live music, delicious food, and unique art, all available for free. This event is held by the New Orleans Heritage...

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“Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar” review: An ode to media, relationships, and fans

Natalia Silva, Life & Times Editor October 20, 2023

Benito Martinez, famously known as “Bad Bunny”, released his fifth solo album on Friday, Oct. 13 collaborating with newcomers and veteran artists alike, including Young Miko, Arcángel, Bryant Myers,...

Loyola band Planet of the Little Green Men performing at Gasa Gasa on March 11, 2023. The band is frustrated with Loyola not paying them timely for performing at university events.

Artists frustrated with untimely payments

Abigail Schmidt, Staff Writer October 20, 2023

Loyola musical artists have recently expressed concern over not getting paid in due time for shows and events they have done through the university. Popular and commercial music junior Diego Gutierrez...

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“Love, Theoretically” review: Your new, STEM romance read

Sophie Bornefeld October 20, 2023

Ali Hazelwood is known in the book community as a “romance powerhouse”, but her most recent summer release may challenge that narrative. “Love, Theoretically” follows theoretical physicist,...

(Left to right) Seshers Erik Maiwaldt and Matt Manzella perform at Art 2 Actions Friday the 13th event on Oct. 13, 2023. The event raised money for for local LGBTQ+ mutual aid.

Vamps for social change: Art collective hosts Friday the 13th fundraiser

Sophia Maxim, Design Chief and Life & Times Assistant October 20, 2023

Vampires, witches, wizards, and horror characters gathered on Friday the 13th to support local LGBTQ+ causes while dancing to student bands. The event was hosted by Art 2 Action, a social justice-centered...

A BIG green hand neon sign hangs outside 90s Kids Closet in Uptown New Orleans on Sept. 26, 2023. Author Mathew Gray Gubler did a surprise visit to the shop to showcase his new book and meet fans.

“The Little Kid with the Big Green Hand” review: A tale of loving every part of yourself

Kloe Witt, News Editor October 12, 2023

Although it may have the appearance of a children's book, “The Little Kid with the Big Green Hand” is a beautiful read with an important message for anyone of all ages: every part of you, even the...

Corinne Bailey Rae performing on stage at the Orpheum Theatre on Sept. 26, 2023. Rae is on tour for her album, Black Rainbows.

“Black Rainbows” review: Corinne Bailey Rae reclaims her artistry in transcendent new album

Maleigh Crespo, Managing Editor for Print October 10, 2023

When you hear the soulful lyricist singing, “Girl, put your records,” on the radio, you probably immediately start singing along to every word. But you probably have no idea who the mastermind behind...

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