Last week, people gathered in Washington, D.C., to commemorate the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. On Aug. 28, 1963, 50 years ago, Martin Luther King, Jr. famously delivered his "I Have a Dream"...
If you're anything like me, meaning you have terrible short-term and selective memory, Wolf Pack Welcome week already seems buried deep in the blurry, distant past. Or perhaps, if again, you're...
Lately there has been a lot of discussion about abortion. Maybe you're tired of hearing about it. You've probably heard the arguments from both sides and have already formed an opinion. I believe the...
This summer I participated in a pro-life walk across the U.S. with a group called Crossroads. My team and I spent almost three months walking from San Francisco to Washington, D.C., witnessing to the...
Yesterday marked the eighth anniversary of the day Hurricane Katrina made landfall and claimed the lives and property of thousands statewide in La., and Miss., eastern Texas, western Ala., and western...
It has been an eventful few years for gay marriage. Marriage equality is now passed in fifteen states and there are more making serious progress. Moreover, the Defense of Marriage Act was repealed in...
As we pass the eighth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, it is easy to focus on the good happening in the New Orleans community. For many residents and for the rest of the U.S., life in New Orleans has...
When I arrived in Cairo, there were people gathered in the streets with signs calling for a peaceful protest to take place on June 30. I watched the progression of the grassroots campaign, "Tamarod" or...
"If you shoot someone on the street, drag them into your house and call the police," states the widespread satirical advice in states such as Louisiana, Florida and the 22 others with Castle Doctrine's...
To the Editors: We were considerably dismayed by reading the article printed in a recent issue of The Maroon. The author of the article, a self-described pro-choice, makes a number of noteworthy comments...
To the Editors: After a year of regularly reading The Maroon, it has come to my attention that several students on Loyola's campus have a passion for their opinions. From the articles on abortion to the...
Loyola's low enrollment numbers and rising tuition costs have come into light on both local and national stages. Both The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal have written articles within the last...
