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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Computer information systems junior Jarrett Richard set the tone early for the Wolf Pack, shattering the school record in the 200-meter dash with a time of 22.27 Photo credit: Loyola New Orleans Athletics

4 athletes set Loyola records at Bulldog Open

Andres Fuentes February 10, 2019

Sticking with their consistency, the Loyola track and field program went on to set four new school records at the Samford University Bulldog Open in just their third meet of the season.Computer information...

Tennis player

Tennis teams drop matches versus UNO

Andres Fuentes February 9, 2019

Versus their cross-city rivals, both the men's and the women's tennis teams faced up against the University of New Orleans but dropped both contests. The Privateers won over the Wolf Pack men's team,...

Basketball players

Five players score in double-digits in win versus Middle Georgia State

Andres Fuentes February 9, 2019

In a team effort, led by mass communication freshman Zach Wrightsil, the Loyola men's basketball team muscled through a victory on the road, beating Middle Georgia State 88-77. Wrightsil nearly racked...

Mathematics sophomore Presley scored a career-best in both points and three-pointers. She scored 22 points with six three balls to go along with two rebounds, two assists and a steal while coming off the bench. Photo credit: Andres Fuentes

Presley Wascom and Megan Worry help secure Loyola’s 9th consecutive win

Andres Fuentes February 9, 2019

The Loyola women's basketball team racked up a win versus Middle Georgia State, marking their 20th victory of the year and the sixth consecutive year that head coach Kellie Kennedy has reached the milestone. The...

Biology senior Kayla Noto (25) underwent harassment by the student section at a Faulkner University game. Photo credit: Andres Fuentes

Loyola basketball player faced inappropriate remarks at Faulkner University game

Andres Fuentes February 9, 2019

Loyola's women's basketball team traveled to Montgomery, Alabama on Feb. 7 to face Faulkner University. The Wolf Pack would go on to win 85-66, but not without inappropriate remarks from Faulkner fans...

Valerie the Jaguar roaming his enclosure with Audubon Zoo attendants watching. Photo credit: Andres Fuentes

Audubon welcomes Valerio back into Jaguar Jungle

Andres Fuentes February 9, 2019

Out of the mist of Jaguar Jungle, Audubon Zoo's troubled big cat, Valerio, returns to his revamped and renovated habitat. The almost four-year-old jaguar stepped foot in his enclosure for the first...

A homecoming banner hangs in the Danna Center. Some students were frustrated that students representing Turning Point USA were tabling in the Danna Center on Wednesday, Sept. 29. Photo credit: Hannah Renton

Homecoming returns to Loyola

Riley Katz February 9, 2019

After decades of forgoing homecoming formalities, the Loyola’s Student Government Association along with other student organizations is bringing the celebration back to campus.Homecoming week starts...

Illustration by Ariel Landry

Review: ‘YOU’ showcases stalking in the era of social media

Kaylie Saidin February 9, 2019

The release of Lifetime’s psychological thriller YOU was met with overwhelming praise, particularly when it became available for streaming on Netflix. The series introduces us to Joe, a seemingly average...

Biology sophomore Lauren King performs at the conference championship.

3-Peat: Dance team captures third-straight championship in The Den

Vanessa Alvarado February 8, 2019

The Loyola competitive dance team brought championship-caliber fierceness and intensity for the third year in a row, winning the title in front of the home crowd. The dance team scored 86.32 to win...

A group of Loyola students tries on hijabs during the Muslim Students Association’s celebration of World Hijab day on Feb. 1.  The organization hosted the event in order to combat stereotypes about people who wear hijabs. Photo credit: Ruba Esmail

Muslim students work to combat stereotypes on World Hijab Day

Anum Siddiqui February 8, 2019

Hijab-wearing Muslims, or hijabis, around the world are often labeled by members of other religions as oppressed — a stereotype Loyola's Muslim Student Association hoped to combat by celebrating...

Members of Loyola’s recently rebranded student organization Students for Sustainability gathers behind Starbucks in the Danna Center on Jan. 31 to discuss recycling, the environment and how to make Loyola a greener campus. Photo credit: Cristian Orellana

Environmental club blossoms at first meeting of the year

Cristian Orellana February 8, 2019

Earth Week celebrations, Sodexo sustainability initiatives and recycling improvements are just some of the ideas that the executive board of Loyola’s environmental club have in store for the semester....

Illustration by Justin Heiber

Editorial: Students have blind faith in Loyola for Title IX standards

February 8, 2019

Within the last 10 years, the way that universities handle sexual harassment and sexual violence have changed. Prior to the Obama administration, cases of this nature that occurred in college were handled...

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