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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

This haft-sin table, belonging to a family friend of Naasha Dotiwala, political science senior and managing editor of The Maroon, includes traditional items like fruits. Many Iranians celebrate Nowruz by laying such tables. Photo credit: Naasha Dotiwala

Loyola celebrates Persian New Year

Colleen Dulle March 27, 2017

This week, 190 million people around the world celebrated Nowruz — literally, “New Day,” — the traditional Persian New Year. Behrooz Moazami, the Patrick G. O’Keefe Distinguished Professor...

A rider throws beads from a float to crowds near Jackson Square in the French Quarter at the St. Patrick's Day parade March 17. Photo credit: Erin Snodgrass

The patron saints go marching in

Erin Snodgrass March 27, 2017

Loyola students spent last weekend celebrating both St. Patrick’s Day and St. Joseph’s Day as New Orleanians do best: attending parades. Block parties and parades rolling in different areas...

LGBT students speak on religion

Leah Banks March 17, 2017

Sex, politics and religion are three topics people are never supposed to discuss in polite company, but for some members of the Loyola community, they’re a major part of life.Kayla Noto, biology...

The Hindu Temple was decorated for its second Maha Shivaratri celebration March 3. Maha Shivaratri is a holiday honoring the Hindu deity Shiva. Photo credit: Erin Snodgrass

Hindu Temple hosts Maha Shivratri

Erin Snodgrass March 14, 2017

On Friday, March 3, The Hindu Temple New Orleans hosted a second Maha Shivratri event. "The Great Night of Shiva" celebration followed a worship service held the previous Friday. ...

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