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Brief: Angola civil rights suit awaits ruling

Associate Press August 23, 2013

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - Louisiana State Penitentiary inmates and prison officials are currently awaiting a decision from U.S. District Judge Brian Jackson on a civil rights lawsuit filed against the prison...

Loyola fights human trafficking

MELANIE POTTER August 23, 2013

New Orleans has long been suspected as a center for human trafficking, but with a lack of public attention and knowledge, it has gone undetected. Loyola students and Assistant Professor of English Laura...

Brief: The second hostage in Louisiana bank shooting dies

Associate Press August 23, 2013

ST. JOSEPH, La. (AP) - LaDean McDaniel died on Aug. 15 at Rapides Regional Medical Center in Alexandria, La. after being taken hostage and shot at the Tensas State Bank in St. Joseph, LA. McDaniel was...

This house stands in the Marigny. 14-year-old Marshall Coulter was shot near the backdoor of this home in the 700 block of Mandeville Street, inside the fenced-in front yard.

Unarmed teen shot in the Marigny

NIA PORTER August 23, 2013

While 14-year-old Marshall Coulter remains hospitalized in critical condition, many New Orleans residents can't help but compare this incident to last year's fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin. Merritt...

Brief: Students win national competition

The Maroon August 22, 2013

Loyola's Public Relations Student Society of America won first place in the 2013 Bateman Case Study Competition. The "Step Up, Reach Out!" anti-bullying campaign team members were students Dwayne Fontenette,...

Brief: Princeton Review and College of Distinction recognize Loyola

The Maroon August 22, 2013

The College of Distinction and the Princeton Review awarded Loyola with distinctions this summer. College of Distinction acknowledged Loyola University New Orleans for the improvement of students through...

Brief: Loyola implements the Student Success Summit

The Maroon August 22, 2013

Marc Manganaro, vice president and provost of academic affairs, assembled the Student Success Summit last December. The summit was "designed to enhance institutional effectiveness, improve student service...

Brief: Loyola’s enrollment shortage is featured on a national stage

The Maroon August 22, 2013

"Student Drought Hits Smaller Universities" was the headline topping an article about enrollment shortfall on July 25 in The Wall Street Journal. Similar articles were seen in other newspapers. The national...

Cabra Hall now features new kitchen appliances and furniture. Over the past year, Cabra Hall has been completely internally renovated.

Cabra Hall reopens

LAUREN CUTULI August 22, 2013

Cabra Hall is expected to be at full capacity for the 2013-2014 academic year as it opens for the first time since the 2011-2012 school year. Cabra Hall opened its doors to students the first week in...

SGA focuses on communication

ALICIA SERRANO August 22, 2013

Loyola Student Government Association is gearing up for the new school year by focusing more on visibility and transparency to the student body, according to SGA executive staff. Blake Corley, executive...

President: challenges can be addressed

LAUREN PATTON August 22, 2013

Enrollment and construction were the highlights of Rev. Kevin Wildes S.J. , speech given on Monday, Aug. 19 Wildes, university president, addressed Loyola faculty and staff in Roussel Hall to discuss...

The New and the Few

University works to rebound

KARL GOMMEL August 22, 2013

Loyola University's incoming freshman class is 26 percent smaller than anticipated. Loyola initially set a goal of 875 incoming freshmen, according to a letter sent to the campus-wide community in May...

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