Instead of celebrating a road blowout win, one Loyola basketball player took to her teammates and Twitter followers for support after being bullied for her appearance.
Loyola's women's team faced off...
Between specialty bagels, oven-baked pizzas and artisanal hot dogs, Freret Street is home to a range of fast-casual restaurants and treats to cure any craving. Kolache Kitchen, a new restaurant that opened...
In his final year as a John Ehret Patriot, Abdel Thabata went for the gold, ending the 2018 cross country season as a champion. Now, Thabata looks forward to the maroon, as the senior plans on distance...
Loyola's tennis team has started off the season on the right foot, rising to the No. 20 team in the nation after only four games.
The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics released their...
The class of 2019 left The Den for the last time with a victory over conference-rival Blue Mountain College.
Seniors Eric Brown, Joseph Ruzevich, Ethan Turner, Benjamin Fields and Tre'Von Jasmine helped...
In their last game in The Den, all four Loyola seniors started on Senior Day versus Blue Mountain College, earning a win in the last home game of the season.Loyola won the game, 82-41 with all four seniors,...
14 seniors were showered with cheers, roses and love on Senior Night in The Den.
Families and fans witnessed the basketball, cheer and dance teams say one final goodbye to their senior members.
The...
New Orleans culture attracts people from all over the world. They come for the food, the music, the fun. But there’s a more serious history to that culture many visitors, and even some residents, might...
Diana Ward, Deputy Title IX Director
• February 17, 2019
Last week an article ran in The Maroon on the proposed Title IX changes. The university would like the opportunity to clarify a few points about the proposed changes the Department of Education has released.
First,...
I am currently taking my third class with Walter Block and would like to spread the word about why you should take one of his classes.
First of all, professor Block has now published hundreds of articles...
Isabel Medina is not your typical law professor. A Cuban immigrant with a background in theater and history, Medina never expected to end up teaching law. But, after more than two decades at Loyola, Medina...
For Kayla Noto and Katie Philippi, The Den is more than just their field of play but also where their more than two-and-a-half-year-old relationship began.
Noto is a biology senior, spending her last...
