This week marks the first anniversary of the Theatre and Dance Department’s New Works Festival, and new student pieces will be featured as the festival lives on.
Theater major Steven Pendleton and...
Mercy Hall has a lot of clearing out to do before construction to turn the building into a residence hall can begin.
At the end of last semester, chief operating officer Carol Markowitz announced via...
Nestled between Marquette and Bobet Hall and concealed by the West Road Garage, lies Stallings Hall, the home of the College of Nursing and Health. Stallings Hall is easy to miss, but it serves as an important...
In a state that has a severe nurse shortage and one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the country, Loyola’s nursing program forges ahead with new and expansive opportunities for its students.
The...
As we served as Editors in Chief of The Maroon, we thought our final opinion should be a joint production. And as two people with lots of opinions, we have decided to be unconventional in our approach....
The women’s golf team had their best finish this season since 2019, with a second-place finish at the Southern States Athletic Conference Women’s Golf Championship in Greenville, Alabama.
Head coach...
The founder of the American Federation of Labor, Samuel Gompers, once said: "We want more schoolhouses and fewer jails; more books and fewer arsenals; more learning and less vice; more leisure and less...
This years’ New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, also known as Jazz Fest, featured artists from local favorites like Big Freedia to international stars like Lizzo.
Jazz Fest is one of the most...
Despite New Orleans’ homelessness rate having dropped 34% since 2020, the visibility of homeless encampments has led to the creation of a new Office of Homeless Services and Strategy to address the issue.
The...
As Loyola University's only Black English professor continues to fight for reinstatement, many faculty and students are drawing attention to broader institutional issues, including a lack of diversity...
Political activist and author of over 150 books, Noam Chomsky, virtually appeared at Loyola's 15th peace conference to discuss issues of American foreign policy, climate change, and domestic politics with...
Local union leaders, workers, and Loyola faculty gathered in a Monroe Hall lecture room to discuss the ongoing history of collective labor organizing.
The event was introduced by sociology professor...
