Austin Wallace, Peer to Peer Sexual Health Educator with Access Health
• March 6, 2021
For many of us, this past year has been the first time we’ve had to contend with a major health crisis in our adult lives. Whether it’s friends, family or ourselves, most of us have felt the grave...
Social justice requires that we look at any law or legislative enactment or public policy through the prism of the “last, least and lost amongst us.” That is, from the vantage point of the poor, the...
It’s been a hard year for all of us. We don’t think we need to re-hash why. We all know. With so much going on in the world, many students are suffering academically because they simply have too much...
In fall of 2018, I came to Loyola an excited 18-year old Black female hailing from Atlanta, Georgia and a predominately White all-girls school. To say my experiences were unique would be an understatement.
I...
We know the bombs were bursting in air. We know our flag was still there. We know the star-spangled banner ever yet waves. I don’t need to hear about it in the national anthem at every single sporting...
Amie Cardinal, Student Health Services Nurse
• February 26, 2021
We all have different opinions, which makes our world colorful and diverse. However, I believe we all share the same opinion on one topic— we all want the coronavirus pandemic to end. We all want to...
The School of Communication and Design has officially started the search for a new director. We feel strongly that students’ opinions should be taken into consideration during this search process. We...
Dennis Kalob, Economic Policy Specialist, Jesuit Social Research Institute
• February 13, 2021
The federal minimum wage was first established in the 1930s. Since then, it has been periodically increased by Congress and the President. We are now in the longest period between increases. The current...
The combination of a sensitive election year and navigating a safe college experience forced me to be cognizant of real-life issues during my first year with the trials of COVID-19 on a college campus....
I think I can speak for everyone when I say that I am exhausted.
The COVID-19 spikes from holiday travel and an ongoing semester with no breaks frightens me. Even though students have asked Loyola for...
Ever since its founding, The Maroon’s mission has been simple: “For a Greater Loyola.” The thing is, this newsroom hasn’t always done that to the best of its ability. For almost 100 years, The...
By now, we’re all familiar with the best practices to keep ourselves and those around us safe from COVID-19. Wear a mask whenever you leave your home. Stay at least six feet away from anyone you don’t...
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