Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

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Megan Worry reflects on historic career at Loyola

Jillian Oddo April 1, 2019

After four years of swats and boards, one star baller is saying goodbye to the Wolf Pack with her name in the record books. In her final season in maroon and gold, psychology senior Megan Worry...

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Pastorek ‘cautiously optimistic’ about probation status

Erin Snodgrass April 1, 2019

After three months of financial probation, Paul Pastorek, chief operating officer, thinks Loyola’s chances of being taken off of probation, come December, are likely. “I think the true options for...

Senior Taylor Hagins threw 42.48 meters in the hammer throw and finished in seventh place overall in the meet. Two other program records were set. Photo credit: Loyola New Orleans Athletics

Taylor Hagins breaks school record for the third time

Andres Fuentes March 31, 2019

The Wolf Pack track and field teams found success at the Southern Miss Invitational but senior Taylor Hagins made the biggest stride, breaking her own school record in the hammer throw for the third straight...

A fan sits on someones shoulders during Louis the Child to get a better view of the Wharf stage. Photo credit: Sidney Ovrom

Buku Fest rocks the docks

Caitlyn Reisgen March 31, 2019

BUKU Music and Art Festival ended its 8th successful year as thousands of guests attended the two-day festival at Mardi Gras World. Attendees enjoyed the music of the over 70 artists who performed at the...

Robert Prasso, new member of Pi Kappa Phi fraternity, reads childrens book to students at St. George’s Episcopal Elementary School. Courtesy of Pamela Skehan.

Opinion: Pi Kapps brought art to the community

Robert Prasso and Juan Bu March 31, 2019

With an emphasis on creativity, individuality and community, Loyola's chapter of Pi Kappa Phi partnered with the George Rodrigue Foundation for the Arts to create the new member class’ project a reality. The...

Computer science junior Joseph Ruzevich rests in between rounds.

Loyola basketball player steps off the court and into the ring

Andres Fuentes March 30, 2019

Standing at 6’5 and 210 pounds, Joseph Ruzevich is used to stepping back, scoring left and dodging swipes and blocks, but Loyola’s small forward turned into a South Side Sensation when he traded his...

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Review: ‘Apex Legends’ is the new champion of battle royales

Sam Lucio March 30, 2019

Following the latest craze of battle royale games in a world dominated by “Fortnite,” Respawn Entertainment and Electronic Arts take their own shot at the hottest genre in gaming with “Apex Legends." Since...

Students listen as the Student Government Association discuss their responses to President Sierra Ambrose’s list of vetos. The vetos become a major point of contention. Photo credit: Cristian Orellana

Opinion: Setting the record straight on SGA

We are here to speak our truths. This past school year was not by any means easy. We joined an executive team with two leaders who had no prior experience in the Student Government Association. We were...

An understocked Iggy’s Cupboard  lies in the basement of the Danna Center. The cupboard is low on current supplies and needs restocking as the new semester approaches.

Iggy’s Cupboard fights against food insecurity

Francesca Du Broca March 29, 2019

For the Loyola community, one opportunity to donate to help fight food insecurity is with Iggy's Cupboard, which launched back in November of 2018, that was created by the Loyola Student Life and Ministry...

Bottles and cans line a table on Bourbon Street. The street is a popular destination for students and tourists. Photo credit: Andres Fuentes

Safety and awareness is crucial as a student living in New Orleans

March 29, 2019

Another Mardi Gras has come and gone. Around this time of year, freshmen students may be relishing the feeling that they’ve finally adjusted to living in New Orleans. Sophomore students may be considering...

A pro-Brexit protester holds onto placards as he demonstrates near the House of Parliament in London, Tuesday, March 26, 2019. British Prime Minister Theresa Mays government says Parliaments decision to take control of the stalled process of leaving the European Union underscores the need for lawmakers to approve her twice-defeated deal. (AP Photo/Alastair Grant)

Column: Brexit explained by an ‘American Idiot’

JC Canicosa March 28, 2019

Welcome to a new kind of tension. On Saturday March 24, over a million people took to the streets in central London in protest calling for any Brexit deal to be put up to another public vote. According...

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Review: Jordan Peele delivers another masterful horror film with ‘Us’

Andrew Lang March 28, 2019

Following an iconic debut film in “Get Out,” Director Jordan Peele stuck with the horror genre with his latest movie, “Us.” The story follows the Wilson's as a trip to the beach finds the family...

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