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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

LUCAP plans to build & serve

SHAMARA KING September 4, 2013

The Loyola University Community Action Program has met and prepared for the fall semester with plans to give students the opportunity to do anything from volunteering, to building, to protesting. LUCAP...

Reverend gets Hero Award

MARY GRACI September 4, 2013

Rev. Chad Gilbert sat anxiously by the phone as he awaited the doctor's call that would tell him whether or not he could save his mother's life. Chad donated 60 percent of his liver to his mother, Tina...

Brief: Bells ring for Martin Luther King

Associate Press August 28, 2013

WASHINGTON (AP) - Church bells rang out Wednesday, Aug. 28 at Washington National Cathedral and at sites nationwide to answer a call from one of the most important civil rights speeches in history to...

Brief: NYPD calls Mosques terrorist organization

Associate Press August 28, 2013

NEW YORK (AP) - The New York Police Department has labeled entire mosques as terrorist organizations, a designation that allows police to use informants to record sermons and spy on imams, often without...

Brief: Professor examines justice post-Katrina

The Maroon August 28, 2013

Michael Cowan, a professor in the Institute for Ministry, will explore how the New Orleans criminal justice system has improved since Hurricane Katrina through a religious lens. "For the Well-Being of...

Brief: Genesis Gospel Choir holds meet and greet

The Maroon August 28, 2013

The Genesis Gospel Choir is holding a meet and greet session on Tuesday Sept. 3 in the Octavia Room at 7 p.m. The choir is designed to serve as a vehicle of religious expression as well as a vessel for...

Annie McClure, biology pre-med and Latin American studies junior, tells campers about Mardi Gras celebrations in New Orleans.  Volunteers did various activities with children including playing soccer and teaching math in a classroom.

Students work to inspire children in Belize

JANEICIA NEELY August 28, 2013

This summer, 12 students hosted a summer camp in Dangriga, Belize with the Ignacio volunteer program to create lessons for local students ages eight to sixteen. While working at the summer camp, students...

Spark 2013 participant Natalia Diaz, psychology freshman, helps to paint a shelter on Lakeshore Drive. The shelter has remained vacant since it was damaged during Hurricane Katrina.

Freshmen volunteer to ‘set the world on fire’

SHAMARA KING August 28, 2013

Loyola students are "setting the world on fire" by volunteering in the New Orleans community through their involvement in Spark Week. Spark Week is a part of Loyola University Community Action Program's...

Brief: Egyptian authorities continue arresting Islamist leaders

Associate Press August 21, 2013

CAIRO (AP) - Egyptian authorities on Wednesday, Aug. 21 continued their crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood and its allies by arresting two more high-profile Islamist figures, while officials said that...

Brief: “Gay conversion therapy” disbanded by Governor

Associate Press August 21, 2013

TRENTON, N.J. (AP) - New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has signed a law barring licensed therapists from trying to turn gay teenagers straight. Christie said the health risks of trying to change a child's...

Brief: The French Quarter will host Louisiana Priests’ Convention

The Maroon August 21, 2013

The Louisiana Priests' Convention will take place on Tuesday, Sept. 17 through Thursday, Sept. 19. To date, 300 priests have registered to participate in the convention. Priests from all over Louisiana...

Brief: A Catholic Bioethics Seminar will be held at Loyola

The Maroon August 21, 2013

The National Catholic Bioethics Center will hold a two-day seminar in the Danna Student Center at Loyola on Friday, Sept. 6 and Saturday, Sept. 7. The center conducts research, consultation, publishing...

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