Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Do not rob neighborhoods of their cultural history

Lauren Stroh January 22, 2015

Gentrification — what is it about this word that makes us cringe? Perhaps it is due to the increased use of it in recent years. Perhaps it is the way it has been casually thrown around in conversations...

Take time to read what you repost

Ellen McCusker January 22, 2015

Social media should be a place to state your opinions on anything from important issues to what the Kardashians wore yesterday. These online forums also provide a constant flow of information ranging...

Millennials redefine modern political engagement

Tony Cheramie January 22, 2015

Courtesy of MCT campus As most of us may have noticed, the congressional elections this past November resulted in a historically low voter turnout — just 36.4 percent of eligible voters participated,...

Native Americans ride on horseback around the Mall in Washington, D.C. to protest the Keystone XL pipeline. Its construction inflicts environmental injustices on the indigenous.

Environmental racism targets vulnerable minority groups

Katie Douglass January 22, 2015

Climate change has become an even more important issue in recent months than it has in the past, with increased global warming, rising sea levels, massive species extinction and dramatically polluted...

Loyola values and appreciates students with disabilities

Richelle Voelker January 16, 2015

A number of thanks are in order.  Thank you to the U.S. Congress for recently amending the Americans with Disabilities Act in order to make it easier for people with disabilities to receive protection...

Coming out as undocumented

Coming out as undocumented

Karla Rosas January 16, 2015

          What’s in a name? Depending on who and what you are talking about, there is a lot to be said of the way we name and refer to different things. Names...

Charlie Hebdo attacks hit close to home

Charlie Hebdo attacks hit close to home

Lauren Stroh January 16, 2015

On Jan. 7, 2015, two heavily armed assassins murdered two security guards and 10 Parisian journalists during an editorial board meeting at Charlie Hebdo, a satirical publication notorious for its controversial...

We will not be silent about  sexual  violence

We will not be silent about sexual violence

Lauren Stroh December 4, 2014

A common thread in the testimonies given by the 16 women who claim to have been sexually assaulted by Bill Cosby is that many felt uncomfortable coming forward with accusations for fear that they would...

Loyola’s best asset is its community

Emily Andras December 4, 2014

I have a recurring nightmare. I have had it for about two years now, maybe a little longer. In it, I sit by myself in a white room. There aren’t any doors or windows or any other features besides...

Holiday shoppers take note: retail workers have families too

Stephanie Benitez December 4, 2014

Early last week, I got a confirmation e-mail that my store was opening at 6 p.m. Thanksgiving night. Working at the mall, this e-mail was not really surprising, aside from the fact that we were...

Loyola, social justice university, favors irresponsibility

Loyola, social justice university, favors irresponsibility

Laurel Taylor December 4, 2014

This past August, Loyola hired former New Orleans Police Department Superintendent Ronal Serpas as a tenured professor of criminal justice. His employment at our university was met with contempt due...

Think hard about your privilege before you complain about Loyola

Katie Collier November 20, 2014

People love to complain. This is a well-known fact, but Loyola students seem to love to complain more than other privileged college students. Their topic of choice? Complaining about Loyola. According...

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