This article was written by The Maroon staff in Dec. 1963In Honor of JFK...A solemn procession of ROTC cadets march into Holy Name of Jesus Church for the military Mass held in honor of the late president,...
Loyola’s campus offers a variety of study spots for students to use, whether it's your dorm, Starbucks or the library. However, over time, going to these same places can become bland. With the stale,...
The University Programming Board hosted a festival fit for a president on Nov. 15.
The festival was dubbed, "Tetlow Fest" in honor of Loyola President Tania Tetlow and her inauguration...
In New Orleans fashion, President Tania Tetlow second-lined out of the Missioning Mass on Nov. 15 after her uncle, Rev. Joseph Tetlow, preached the homily. The mass took place at Holy Name of Jesus...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
