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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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JOHN CLARK

Column: Students grow in spirit in Himalayas

JOHN CLARK December 5, 2013

The Loyola Himalaya Adventure is a geographical, cultural, experiential and educational study abroad journey.It is also a spiritual journey. In fact, many students find that for them this is what it is...

Brief: Nuns rally against immigration laws

The Maroon November 21, 2013

Hundreds of Catholic nuns will gather on campus to rally for comprehensive immigration reform on Saturday, Nov. 23, at 11 a.m. The demonstration aims to show the sisters' support for the 11 million undocumented...

Religious institutions provide relief

JESSICA DEBOLD November 21, 2013

Churches and temples in New Orleans are getting the community involved with Typhoon Haiyan relief by partnering with charity organizations that can provide appropriate aid. The Typhoon Haiyan is being...

Brief: Student to serve orphans in Haiti

The Maroon November 14, 2013

Izabela Gasparri, English writing senior, will be heading to Haiti post -graduation for a service mission with the Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship. Her team will work closely with Haitian ministers and...

Tadin Tsewang, a Tibetan Buddhist monk, creates a sand mandala in the Danna Student Center using long and narrow ridged funnels, called chakpurs, to lay down colored marble grains on Tuesday, Nov. 11. On Thursday, Nov. 14, six Buddhist monks distributed sand from the mandala, as a blessing to Loyola students for their contributions.

Monks visit Loyola to raise awareness

JESSICA DEBOLD November 14, 2013

Tibetan Buddhist monks from the Sera Je Monastery in Bylakuppe, South India, created art and music during their visit to Loyola from Tuesday, Nov. 12 to Thursday, Nov. 14. The Sera Je monks are on a U.S....

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