Ava Acharya, Senior Staff Writer
• October 26, 2023
In response to the ongoing violence in the Middle East, Loyola will be holding a weekly open-mic vigil for students to share their thoughts and feelings surrounding the conflict.
Ken Weber, Loyola’s...
Celebrating Halloween in New Orleans is something many of the newcomers look forward to in the city. We may run to the Prytania Theater to see the midnight showing of Rocky Horror or walk down the street...
Behind Louisiana's tourist attractions and rich culture, a horrifying reality lies, one of appalling poverty and destitution.
According to Census 2021, Louisiana: Poverty, Income and Health Insurance,...
Maleigh Crespo, Managing Editor for Print
• October 26, 2023
Some things are inherently New Orleanian by nature, and one of those things is: glitter! At NOLA Craft Culture, owners Lisette Constantin and Nori Pritchard have found a way to turn that New Orleanian...
Spooky season has officially arrived in New Orleans after the streets of the French Quarter were lined with parade-goers last Saturday for the annual Krewe of Boo parade.
The Halloween themed parade...
Vicki Salloum, Staff Writer, Spring 1974
• October 26, 2023
EDITORS NOTE: This story was originally published on Feb. 14, 1974 by The Maroon following an exorcism on the eighth floor of Buddig Hall. The story has been republished in honor of the Halloween season.
With...
“Louisiana has lost approximately 1,900 square miles of its coast since 1932,” according to the City of New Orleans. The rapid coastal erosion comes as the byproduct of climate change,...
Not everyone is happy with the results of Louisiana’s 2023 state elections. Some of the most vocal about their displeasure are members of the Real Name Campaign and Freedom Road Socialist Organization.
The...
Loyola’s annual Take Back the Night event showcased community and support for survivors of sexual assault and gender based violence.
Loyola University’s 33rd annual Take Back the Night event took...
“In Louisiana, for every seven executions, there have been three people exonerated,” said Innocence Project New Orleans executive director, Jee Park, at the Rally Against Killing the Innocent that...
Natalia Silva, Life & Times Editor
• October 19, 2023
James ‘Jimmy’ Chilimigras is 15 years old, a Loyola Law student, and the youngest person to pass the Certified Public Accounting exam in the world.
After scoring 31 on the ACT at the age of 12,...
In the landscape of literature, a surge of book challenges is impacting libraries, schools and families state and nationwide.
At Loyola, lecturer in teacher education Julia Miller organized a week of...
