Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Serenity

Serenity

December 4, 2015

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Hello…it’s me

Rebeca Trejo December 4, 2015

Loyola filmmaker premiers film The Woodlands at Prytania Theater

Loyola filmmaker premiers film “The Woodlands” at Prytania Theater

Seàn Brennan November 24, 2015

Elliot Dejoie had never voice-acted a day in his life before Michael Rees and Brett Roberts approached him in June. The duo saw past his inexperience and cast Dejoie, international business junior,...

Akeem Biggs, a languages and cultures senior, left, Evan Daigle, a mass communication senior, middle, and Marisa Nieto, a theater junior, right, rehearse for the senior one-act show, Action by Sam Shepard. Theater senior Natalie Cystain chose Action as part of her senior capstone. Photo credit: Zach Brien

Seniors direct their way onto Loyola’s stage

Nicholas Morea November 19, 2015
Senior One Act plays come to Loyola

NOLA Wesley to host 3-day Star Wars marathon

Mark Robinson November 13, 2015

NOLA Wesley will be hosting the Star Wars marathon in anticipation for the upcoming film “Star Wars: The Force Awakens.” The event will take place at 7102 Freret St. from Nov. 15 through Nov. 21....

Review: Grimes captures NOLA’s Heart

Review: Grimes captures NOLA’s Heart

Blaise Radley, Music review columnist November 13, 2015

When people speak about pop music nowadays, they refer to an aesthetic rather than to popularity, and although Grimes isn’t exactly mainstream, she has well and truly nailed the concept of modern pop. On...

“Nautilus”

“Nautilus”

Jonathan Lopez, graphic design senior November 13, 2015

“In Fear of Losing Parents”

Alex Kolpan, mass communication junior November 13, 2015

It was in your arms Late one night That I broke down Crying. I whispered gently “I miss my mom and dad so much… I’m such a little kid still.”   And you held me tight And...

“the summer we stole jack’s hat from the basement”

Anna Schulte,, English writing senior November 13, 2015

should have been enough to see things with our eyes. to sit on the corners of streets to chew gum in our mouths and wipe our imaginings on one another’s shirt sleeves. i imagined you to...

Michael OBrien, Disney Pixar artist, and Daniela Marx, design professor, talk before the Behind the Scenes Animation Presentation in Nunemaker Auditorium on Mon. Nov. 9, 2015.

Pixar artist visits Loyola

Haley Pegg November 13, 2015

Taking a moment to embrace your inner child with an animated movie can be great, but Loyola took it to the next level by giving students the opportunity to see how animated movies were made. On Nov....

Loyolas ballet class poses for a photograph before rehearsal for the Golden Jubilee of Dance. The event, which takes place in Roussell Hall on November 20 and 21, celebrates the 50th anniversary of Loyolas ballet program. Photo credit: Zach Brien

Loyola ballet program celebrates 50 years of dance

November 12, 2015
The Theatre Arts and Dance Department continues its 50th year celebration of excellence of the Loyola Ballet with the “Golden Jubilee of Dance” featuring the Loyola Symphony Orchestra.
Jim McCormick, musician and professor teaches the Craft of Songwriting at Loyola. McCormick wrote a single for New Orleans-born musician Harry Connick Jr. Photo credit: Starlight Williams

Loyola professor writes single for Harry Connick Jr.

Starlight Williams November 12, 2015

Known for his jazz hits, Harry Connick, Jr. took on a country twang when he accepted a Loyola professor’s song for his first single off his new album, “That Would be Me.” Jim McCormick, music...

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