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A professor lectures in the Palm Court on March 12, 2024.

Excessive air conditioning brings classes outside

Sophia Maxim, Managing Editor for Print March 12, 2024

Some students attended classes outside today due to the unusually cold air conditioning in Monroe and Bobet Halls. The low indoor temperatures have been part of a university-wide water heating issue...

The Loyola sign sits in front of Marquette Hall on Loyolas campus on a sunny day

Hot water restored on campus

Maleigh Crespo, Editor in Chief March 12, 2024

According to an email from Kyle Gregore, facilities director, the heating system on campus has been fixed. Gregore said to allow a few hours for the hot water to reach all areas of campus. He anticipates...

An SGA ad from 1985 detailing features of what we now call the University Sports Complex.

The history of the sports complex

Ecoi Lewis, Senior Staff Writer March 10, 2024

The University Sports Complex was not always how it is now. It’s less than 40 years old and used to be called by a different name. The fieldhouse was called the recreation center until the school...

Chart showing the hierarchy of SGA.

A Guide to SGA

Kloe Witt, Managing Editor for Digital March 8, 2024

There are three different branches and a cabinet within SGA: the executive, legislative, and judicial. Here is a breakdown of how each branch and the cabinet functions, how they get put into that position,...

Jesuit value, “Linking Faith with Justice,” in front of Monroe Library, on February 29, 2024.

OPINION: Loyola doesn’t uphold Jesuit values

Elinor Upham, News Editor March 8, 2024

Loyola claims to uphold Jesuit values, but they don’t stick to them when it really counts. The administration has made no substantial statement to stand with Palestine against the Israeli Occupying...

Savannah Bergeron and Mimi Ryall dance to DJ Ty Johnson and musician Dami on March 2, 2024.

Students host formal to raise funds for Palestine relief

Ecoi Lewis, Senior Staff Writer March 8, 2024

Loyola students and friends Abigail Schmidt, Savannah Bergeron, Ty Johnson, Aidan O’Connor, and Sophia Christ saw a need to have events and house shows that weren’t just for the bands but for something...

Houthi fighters march during a rally of support for the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip and against the U.S. strikes on Yemen outside Sanaa on Jan. 22, 2024.

OPINION: Houthi opposition to Israeli trade shouldn’t be an issue

Chris Maldonado, Assistant Op/Ed Editor March 8, 2024

It has been months since the Hamas-led October 7 attack on Israel which in turn has led to the prolonged Israeli bombing campaign of Gaza. In response to the disproportionate violence being inflicted upon...

Dean of the College of Nursing and Health, Michelle Collins, simulating a vaginal delivery with our Avkin wearable birth simulator at the Nursing Simulation Day Open House in spring, 2023. Loyolas midwifery program addresses a need within the community of high infant mortality rates. Courtesy of the College of Nursing and Health.

Midwifery program tackles childbirth mortality

Sydney Piglia, Staff Writer March 8, 2024

Loyola’s nurse-midwifery program is training nurse-midwives, which are advanced-practice registered nurses, to address maternal and infant mortality rates in our community. According to the Centers...

Aubrey Jane prioritizes passion over profit

Aubrey Jane prioritizes passion over profit

Mia Oliva, Life & Times Editor March 8, 2024

Artistically known as “Aubrey Jane,” English junior Aubrey McClaran has always had an affinity for music, particularly singing and songwriting. As a child, McClaran would come up with melodic lines...

Sophomore basketball player Brody Adams spins ball in front of sports complex.

Men’s basketball secures another championship

Hector N. Garcia March 8, 2024

The men's basketball team achieved a historic win on Saturday, taking down Tennessee Southern Firehawks with a score of 51 to 48 in the Southern States Athletic Conference Championship title game. Notably,...

Lone house survives Hurricane Ike. This house was rebuilt to withstand a Cat. 5
hurricane after it was destroyed previously by Hurricane Rita in 2005. Increasing hurricane winds cause scientists to propose adding another category to classifying hurricanes. Courtesy of NOAA

Scientists propose adding Category 6 to the hurricane scale

Gabbee Bonura, Staff Writer March 8, 2024

Climate change and its effects have continued to worsen over the years, including the intensity of natural disasters. Hurricanes have become so intense that experts are proposing adding another category...

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