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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Second off-campus sexual assault reported

Erin Snodgrass September 5, 2019

For the second time in two weeks, the Loyola University Police Department is warning students to be on the lookout after an off-campus sexual assault occurred early in the morning on Thursday, Sept. 5....

Business sophomore Joseph Short celebrates a point during the Southern States Athletic Conference championships last season. Photo credit: Loyola New Orleans Athletics

Tennis team recruits abroad to find success

Jillian Oddo September 5, 2019
Students come from all over the world to play tennis for Loyola University New Orleans.
Students eat at a table at the Dining Room at the Commons on Sept. 3. The new dining hall was opened up to Loyola students on Sept. 3.

Tulane unveils new dining hall

Emma Ruby September 5, 2019

For Loyola students already shuddering at the thought of another Orleans Room meal, look no further than next door. Bruff Commons, Tulane University's former dining hall, was finally bid adieu over...

Senior Tori Wilson and freshman Alexis Horton pose together in front of Loyola on Sept. 3. Both Wilson and Horton compete in Louisiana pageants throughout the year

Miss Congeniality: Loyola sister queens shine on stage and on campus

Erin Haynes September 5, 2019

Beauty pageants have long been seen as a competition where women battle each other on the basis of vanity, but the Miss America “sister queens” of Loyola are breaking the stereotype of standing on...

Jeremey Kennedy was named head coach. Kennedy previously worked for Keiser University.

Baseball team welcomes professional help this year

Henry Bean September 3, 2019

New faces have come in to help the Wolf Pack baseball team rack up more wins on the diamond with expertise from the professional leagues. Over the summer, Jeremy Kennedy was named the team's new coach. Kennedy...

Music fans listen to the band Blood, Sweat and Tears play at a concert celebrating the 50th anniversary of Woodstock in Bethel, N.Y., Friday, Aug. 16, 2019. Bethel Woods Center for the Arts is hosting a series of events Thursday through Sunday at the bucolic 1969 concert site, 80 miles (130 kilometers) northwest of New York City.

Music brings people together

Reed Smith September 1, 2019

Music is a worldwide common ground. It affects every living person whether they want it to or not. Music does not discriminate against religion, race, age, ethnicity or nationality. Music does not see...

Photo illustration by Michael Bauer.

Editorial: It wasn’t her fault.

Gabriela Carballo September 1, 2019

Last Saturday at The Boot Bar and Grill, an 18+ bar known as a hub for Loyola and Tulane students, a young woman’s night out became a nightmare. She was separated from her friend by a man claiming to...

Rev. Justin Daffron, S.J., walks with students around campus. Daffron will be serving as Loyolas interim president.

New Father joins Mission & Identity

Georgett Hernandez August 31, 2019

Rev. Justin Daffron, S.J. had only been living in Biever Hall for a week when a student took notice of the bike sitting outside his room. The bike had a flat tire, and a handwritten note was slid under...

Illustration by Storm Wells.

Indigenous Resistance: Stolen Land and Stolen Voices

Storm Wells August 31, 2019

Those who have profited off of the death, theft and oppression of indigenous people have successfully popularized the narrative that colonization is a thing of the past. In reality, indigenous folks from...

The space that once housed the on-campus pizza restaurant, Deaux, sits outside Carrollton Hall. The space will soon become a community kitchen. Photo credit: Cristian Orellana

Deaux is a neaux geaux

Emma Ruby August 30, 2019

Dust has begun to collect on the windows of what was once a notorious hot spot for inebriated students in search of a slice. Deaux Pizza, the restaurant that once existed near the Carrollton Hall turnaround,...

Sophomore Chong Li Lee was named to the All-Conference, All-Freshman and Champions of Character Teams last season. In all, the golf program earned 15 conference awards. Photo credit: Loyola University New Orleans

Golf teams prepare to tee it up after a strong finish

Rosha'E Gibson August 29, 2019

  The men’s and women’s golf teams plan to get back into the swing of things in wake of the upcoming season. The women’s team made it to the national competition last season and goes into...

President-elect Jessamyn Reichmann and vice president-elect Freedom Richardson pose outside of Monroe Hall on March 11, 2019. They won after running unopposed.

SGA looks to new semester

Anum Siddiqui August 29, 2019

While most students said their goodbyes to campus in the spring, Jessamyn Reichmann, sociology senior, and Freedom Richardson, political science junior, spent the summer looking ahead to the fall semester. Reichmann...

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