Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Diwali: The Festival of Lights

Jamal Melancon November 6, 2015

Diwali, often referred to as the Festival of Lights, is an annual five-day Hindu celebration, which usually takes place during the month of October or November.Spiritually, it celebrates light’s...

Jake Gomrick, a music business senior, converses with Patricia Boyett, director of the Womens Recourse Center, at Feminist Friday in the WRC. At the weekly event, participants discuss topics surrounding gender equality. Photo credit: Taylor Galmiche

Feminists take over Loyola’s Fridays

Anastasia Sabga November 5, 2015

From Motivation Monday to Throwback Thursday, Loyola students are adding a new themed day to the mix: Feminist Friday. Every Friday, people of all different genders and ages come together with the goal...

SPECTRE: a movie review done by students for students

Charles Elkins November 5, 2015

Spectre, the second collaboration between director Sam Mendes and Daniel Craig on the ever-suave Broccoli-powered super-spy James Bond, cuts to the chase. Indeed, a chase is all it is - in a movie where...

Louisiana

Louisiana

Julia Del Rivero, English writing senior November 4, 2015

I soared over miles of water, patchy with swamp grass stubble, far from the belly of home. The sky was overflowing, spilling over the brim of the horizon and drowning everything at the peak of its...

Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg performs at a concert in Nunemaker Hall. Salerno-Sonnenberg, an internationanally-renowened violinist, has joined Loyola as a resident artist.

World-renowned violinist to lead the Resident Artist Program

Zayn Abidin November 4, 2015

Loyola University’s School of Music has introduced its first resident artist program, which is being led by world-renowned violinist, Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg. Anthony DeCuir, Dean of the College of...

You  never  have to walk alone

You never have to walk alone

Alena Cover November 4, 2015

For students who are afraid to walk alone in the dark, there is a new safety app that ensures they never have to walk home alone again. Developed by five University of Michigan students in August 2014,...

“Going, Gone”

“Going, Gone”

Gabrielle Steib, English film and digital media junior October 24, 2015

“Club Nothing”

Anna Schulte, English writing senior October 24, 2015

Omaha is where the train tracks stretch out their rickety legs one hundred feet above the ground. where i stand with you and catch the wind and you say, “trust your body,” and you tell...

Luke Christopher gives advice to student going into the music industry

Luke Christopher gives advice to student going into the music industry

Andrew Callaghan October 24, 2015

Sony RCA Records artist, Luke Christopher, took the time to visit Loyola for an interview with Crescent City Radio, and engage in an open question-and-answer dialogue with music industry students. Despite...

Legendary movie director’s career is far from over

Roland Corwin October 24, 2015

It is a hard task to pin down Steven Spielberg as a director.  For a man with such long career, there is very little retracing of steps in his content. Duel, Spielberg’s first movie, dealt with an...

The Mortuary unleashes 7 deadly serial killers

The Mortuary unleashes 7 deadly serial killers

Lester Duhe October 23, 2015
From electrocution, to frightening faces, The Mortuary Haunted House is a Halloween must-see here in New Orleans.
Win Butler of Arcade Fire performs at New Orleans Film Festival

Win Butler of Arcade Fire performs at New Orleans Film Festival

Taylor Galmiche October 22, 2015

The New Orleans Film Society put on the 26th New Orleans Film Festival on Wednesday, Oct. 14 through Thursday, Oct. 27. Arcade Fire celebrated alongside filmmakers and fans on Saturday night at the...

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