Loyola and Tulane Students for a Democratic Society and Jewish Voice for Peace New Orleans continue to advocate for a Gaza ceasefire resolution at city council meetings, including an organized effort...
The Atlantic basin is facing an “extremely active” anticipated hurricane season, according to a predicted forecast by Colorado State University’s Tropical Weather & Climate Research department....
Maria DiFelice, Deputy Breaking News Editor
• May 9, 2024
Over 35 Tulane faculty members participated in a video montage expressing their solidarity with students and faculty facing criminal and academic punishment for their involvement in a 30-hour pro-Palestine...
Editors Note: The Maroon received this letter from professor Nathan Henne as a joint effort between faculty in support of students arrested at the Loyola and Tulane pro-Palestine encampment earlier this...
Swimmer and global award-winning graphic designer, Ella Balhoff is ready to graduate and continue to centralize people in her work. Lafayette native, Balhoff said that vibrant colors and the Cajun community...
Kloe Witt, Managing Editor for Digital
• May 3, 2024
Chants and drums for Palestine rang through Uptown New Orleans for more than 30 hours from a pro-Palestine encampment at Tulane University - until they suddenly stopped.
Loyola and Tulane students...
The death penalty should be abolished. Now, this isn’t exactly the hottest take anyone could make, especially on our campus. However, I have noticed over the years that many people who I think hold this...
Six weeks following her initial arrest, community member and chief organizer of New Orleans for Community Oversight of Police, Toni Jones, had her day in court on April 23.
Jones was detained on March...
Of the three cities psychology junior Zoe Marceaux has lived in, New Orleans has always felt unsafe, she said.
Marceaux isn't the only one who feels unsafe. In 2022, 53% of people in the U.S. believed...
Youth orchestra director and Loyola music professor Jean Montès wants to awaken the “unlimited potential” of his students.
“Teaching is an honor,” Montès said. “People trust me to guide...
Behind the vibrant facade of New Orleans lies a depressing reality, a city where lifelong residents, particularly the elderly, are struggling to make ends meet.
The cost of living for senior citizens...
The first track of Jade Robbins' album, “Heart Tower,” begins with her voice, acapella, saying, “I could do it.” The opening track delves into finding the strength through the people you love to...
