Professor Edouard L. Crago, a faculty member at Loyola since 2010, boasts a unique background blending both art and science.
Raised in New Orleans, Crago's early exposure to academia came through his...
The Loyola Police Department announced they will be getting a new dispatch system.
Instead of partnering up with the Tulane Police Department, LUPD has partnered with the company Campus Dispatch, Chief...
After seeing yoga in the peace quad, computer science junior Amorè Clark’s interest was piqued, leading him to want to participate.
Upon joining the group, he followed the lead of the instructor...
Filmmakers have been attempting to portray the human experience in its totality for as long as there has been film to capture, yet it is an extremely difficult task. Even if I think it's been expressed...
In the past two semesters, The Maroon has released several articles about the general campus construction, almost all of it in a poor light, and I echo similar sentiments as written in Christopher Wiseman’s...
Recently several students noticed that Loyola has eliminated multiple printing stations around campus, leaving students with only the library to serve their printing needs. This unannounced change has...
When I applied to be editor-in-chief of The Maroon, my primary goal was to cultivate a newspaper with coverage representative of our entire student body and to uphold that standard by leading with compassion,...
At the core of our decision to join Loyola University lies a fundamental truth: the vibrant community. Yet, as we navigate our academic journeys, it's essential to change our focus and appreciate the...
Graphic design sophomore Ameer Joseph said they chose to be a commuter student to save money.
However, being a commuter has led them to feel “cut off from campus life.” They said their campus involvement...
New Orleans creative collective, “f/504,” which was founded by Loyola student Lillian Wilkin and alumna Emilee Chubb, prompts connection and collaboration for local creatives free of charge.
Their...
The sound and shape of evil are elusive ones. A common refrain whenever a horrific event happens nowadays is, “They never seemed like they were capable of (insert horrific act).” And it seems to be...
Numbers, when in relation to social issues, remove a sense of human connection in reforming policy and evoking change. Loyola University’s Community Action Program and Loyola’s Jesuit Social Research...
