On a chilly 40 degree night in downtown New Orleans, Loyola students Sophie Trist and Alex Lucas slept on a sidewalk with cardboard box mattresses so homeless children would not have to.
On Nov. 15,...
This article was written by The Maroon staff on Apr. 30 1999The recent school shootings in Littleton, Colo., have not shed much light on the newest form of American atrocity. There has been a flurry of...
Relocation: II went out for coffee this morning. You were still asleep. I thought about running away. Where would I go, in this new town? A town that is now our home. I love this new town. I love you....
This article was written by The Maroon staff on Nov. 8 1991After a twenty year hiatus, the Loyola basketball team will come howling back into action tonight at 7:30 pm. against Huston-Tillotson College...
I miss God.I remember when He washere, in my bedroom.I remember being able to see Himanywhere I went.I remember holding Himin the palms of myhands—and for once,feeling worth.I have become a box ofbroken...
This article was written by The Maroon staff on Dec. 3 1926Led by their brilliant captain A.D. Smith for the last time, the Loyola Wolves on Saturday November 27 made it ten in a row by defeating the Loyola...
A twenty-something year old grapples with the loneliness that follows the quintessentially millennial, ambitious move to a city where no one knows her.
After days of anticipation, Loyola filed into the Holy Name of Jesus church to witness their 17th president take the helm of the university.
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell; Tulane University...
This article was written by The Maroon staff on Apr. 13 1945Loyola’s 1945 national intercollegiate basketball champions were honored at a testimonial banquet Tuesday at La Louisiane restaurant. New...
In 1923, Time Magazine was founded. Warner Bros. was founded. Insulin was first used to treat diabetes. The Republic of Turkey was founded. Yankee Stadium was opened.
Oh, and The Maroon published our...
