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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Margot Riphagen (Right) of New Orleans, wears a birth control pills costume as she protests in front of the Supreme Court in Washington D.C. on March 25. The court heard arguments in the challenges of President Obama’s health care law requirement that businesses provide their female employees with health insurance that includes access to contraceptives.

Supreme Court divided over birth control rule

The Associated Press March 27, 2014

WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court seemed divided March 25 over whether employers' religious beliefs can free them from a part of the new health care law that requires they provide coverage of birth...

Brief: SGA cancels annual Loup Garou concert

The Maroon March 27, 2014

The annual Loup Garou spring concert will not be happening this year. An announcement posted on the Student Government Association OrgSync page by SGA Vice President of Communication Ron Palmer said that...

Brief: Report addresses issue of New Orleans human trafficking

The Maroon March 27, 2014

The issue of human trafficking in New Orleans is being discussed in an in-depth report for the first time. Laura Murphy, assistant professor at Loyola, recently published "The Louisiana Human Trafficking...

Brief: Yoga Club and new recycling bins coming to Loyola

The Maroon March 27, 2014

Student Government Association chartered a new yoga club to Loyola's campus at the weekly Senate meeting held on Wednesday, March 26. Stephany Medina, music therapy sophomore, was a representative for...

Column: SGA vice president voices hopes for future

Column: SGA vice president voices hopes for future

Blake Corley March 27, 2014

I have had the honor of serving you all in Student Government Association over the past three years. To say I am thankful for your continued support would be an understatement. The decision to withdraw...

Members of the Loyola community stand outside Louisiana State Penitentiary after visiting inmates enrolled in the institute’s certificate program. The trip aimed to help the inmates feel a stronger sense of community with other students by creating an immersive learning environment.

Loyola at Angola

LAUREN PATTON March 27, 2014

20 members of the Loyola University community journeyed to the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola in order to bring a sense of educational community to student inmates. The seven students are part...

Governors convene at Loyola

MARLIN WILLIFORD & ANDREW LEACH March 27, 2014

Three former Louisiana governors came together at Loyola on March 26 to give their take on some of Louisiana's hottest topics like Hurricane Katrina, the gulf oil spill and the upcoming 2015 governor's...

Earlier timeline among changes to financial aid application process

LAUREN CUTULI March 27, 2014

Returning students can expect changes to the financial aid process beginning next week. Carrie Glass, director of financial aid, is altering the ways that students will undergo the financial aid application...

Interview with Bud Sheppard

The Maroon March 26, 2014

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Interview with Allison Cormier

The Maroon March 26, 2014

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Interview with Nate Ryther

The Maroon March 26, 2014

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Interview with Martin Quintero

The Maroon March 26, 2014

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