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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Oct. 24, 1997: Broken elevators raise tempers rather than people

November 16, 2018
Jocelyn Batiste- Oct. 24, 1997
Up-and-Comers at Voodoo 2018

Up-and-Comers at Voodoo 2018

Jacob Meyer and Kaylie Saidin November 16, 2018
The Wolf staff talks about artists you may-not know yet but should give a listen-to.
Photo credit: Ariel Landry

Editorial: Celebrate 95 years with us

November 16, 2018

It’s our anniversary. That’s our 95th anniversary with Loyola, so we’re commemorating our time together. This issue celebrates us as much as it celebrates you guys. Because we do this...

Horoscopes before Thanksgiving break

Horoscopes before Thanksgiving break

Kaelyn Johnson November 15, 2018

Monthly Horoscope: November 2018 As we move into the colder months, the planets ebb and flow through their paths. Venus, our planet of beauty and charm, will end her retrograde and return to her usual...

Photo credit: Julia Santos

Five Female-Fronted Bands

Natalie Tavares and Kaylie Saidin November 15, 2018

1. Goblin MarquetteUsing passionate, poetic lyrics to describe specific moments of strength, heartache and struggle, Emilia DiFabrizio vocalizes heavy emotions that are emphasized and accentuated by instrumental...

Cross Country athletes sprint towards scholar awards

Cross Country athletes sprint towards scholar awards

Rosha'E Gibson November 15, 2018

As students start making coffee runs in preparation for their final exams, two cross-country athletes can rest easy after being named cross- country's Southern States Athletic Conference Scholar-Athletes...

Naughty Professor

Presidential Inauguration Concert will honor the future of Loyola

Anum Siddiqui November 14, 2018

Loyola University President Tania Tetlow has joined with the College of Music and Fine Arts to put together an inauguration concert before she officially commits to the university, the concert will...

Loyola graduate students explore ways to break the cycle of race and privilege

Loyola graduate students explore ways to break the cycle of race and privilege

Kennedy Garrett November 14, 2018

Students Addressing Race and Privilege was founded in the fall of 2015 by graduate counseling students at Loyola who wanted to examine the diverse racial experiences and biases on campus. In order to create...

Design by Emma Ruby and Riley Katz

Tetlow to receive Loyola scepter

Riley Katz and Emma Ruby November 14, 2018

During Friday's Presidential Inauguration Mass, President Tania Tetlow will be given the ceremonial mace, along with the President's Medallion. The graphic describes what each symbol and design on the...

Business senior Sammis Reyes puts up a shot. Reyes led the team with 8 rebounds and 6 assists against Xavier University. Photo credit: Loyola New Orleans Athletics

Wolf Pack basketball notch pair of wins and one loss over weekend

Andrew Lang November 13, 2018

The Loyola Wolf Pack men’s and women’s basketball team both picked up victories over the weekend. The men took down Xavier University while the women split a pair of games with a win over University...

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Tetlow invites Jesuit uncle to preach at missioning Mass

India Yarborough November 13, 2018

Jesuits tend to begin every major event with a Mass, according to the Rev. Joseph Tetlow, and this week’s inauguration festivities are no exception.“When did Jesuits start this? I don't know,”...

The Jesus statue in the Horseshoe stands alone on rainy Nov. 7, 2018. Windmann and Jesuit High settled on a $450,000 payment in retribution for the abuses he endured.

Jesuit High comes to term with past history of sexual abuse

Charlie Seiter November 13, 2018

The Archdiocese of New Orleans looked to make amends for past sexual abuses accusations. On Sept. 19, The New Orleans Advocate published a story alleging repeated sexual abuse and rape of Richard Windmann,...

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