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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Freshman Catherine Singletary tracks the ball after her shot at the Wolf Pack Invitational on March 6, 2023

Women’s golf swings into their spring season strong

Matthew Richards, Sports Editor March 17, 2023

The women’s golf team is looking forward to improving on their program-best finish of fifth place at last year’s National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics National Championships in Oklahoma...

A picture of the monument in New Orleans dedicated to the Latin American workers who helped to rebuild the city in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

EDITORIAL: It is time to make some monumental changes

Aron Boehle, Worldview Editor March 17, 2023

Monuments are perfect examples of something that can exhibit culture and history, but don’t necessarily have to define it. So it’s no surprise to people who learn about the establishment of hundreds...

FounderAidan O'Connor stands in front of a room full of people at an EX3 meeting

Changing ‘I want to be’ to ‘I am,’ organization plans to connect all artists

Abigail Schmidt, Life and Times Editor March 16, 2023

When music industry major Aidan O’Connor transferred to Loyola his sophomore year, he said he felt like every artist was “waiting for something.” O’Connor said he noticed that a lot of creatives...

SGA 2023-24 election results announced

Arianna D'Antonio, Senior Staff Writer March 16, 2023

Results for the 2023 Student Government Association elections were announced today at noon in front of the Monroe Library. Psychology junior Makayla Hawkins was elected SGA’s president for the...

Nikole Hannah-Jones signs a book.

Tulane hosts annual New Orleans book festival

Kloe Witt, Breaking News Editor March 16, 2023

The annual New Orleans Book Festival, held by Tulane University, brought thousands together to witness celebrity authors such as author and New York Times journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones, Microsoft...

SGA elections are now open

Nadir Benslimane, Staff Writer March 15, 2023

The Student Government Association elections have begun and will close tonight at 9:00 p.m. Positions on the ballot this year involve the executive president, vice president, and the senator at-large. Psychology...

Junior Samantha Ingram returns a shot against the University of Mobile on Feb. 11, 2023. The Wolf Pack split both meetings that weekend.

Beach volleyball looks to improve second season

Nadir Benslimane, Staff Writer March 12, 2023

The beach volleyball team started their second season with hopes to improve on the results from their first. With their first win in the Sun Conference play against Florida Memorial University and St....

Filing cabinet with bottom drawer drawn out, with multiple files in it.

Loyola program works to overturn wrongful convictions

Ava Acharya, Managing Editor for Digital March 12, 2023

In a state that holds the highest global rate of incarceration, one Loyola-based program is working to address failures of justice in the Orleans Parish criminal system. The case review project, created...

An illustration of a comedian making a joke about assault in front of an audience of crickets.

OPINION: Assault jokes aren’t funny

Gabrielle Korein, Photo Editor March 12, 2023

In his first comedy set since admitting to sexual harassment allegations, Louis C.K. decided it was the perfect time to make a joke about sexual assault, highlighting the warped belief system that lies...

The cast of "Head over Heels" performs onstage in Loyola's Marquette Theater.

TAD production wins Big Easy Award

Arianna D'Antonio, Worldview Editor March 11, 2023

After months of hard work to make "Head Over Heels" something to remember, Loyola's Theatre and Dance Department took home the Big Easy Award for Best University Theatre Production. Chair of the Theatre...

The 2023 Bateman team stand together after their last event of the year.

Students fight for news literacy

Patrick Hamilton, News Editor March 11, 2023

Students from Loyola’s Bateman team are wrapping up a year-long campaign in which they have been fighting disinformation and educating students across campus about the importance of news literacy. Every...

A photo of an electric car being charged.

OPINION: EV charging stations help Loyola serve the environment

Michael Giusti, Adviser March 11, 2023

As one of a handful of electric vehicle drivers on campus, I was excited to see the new dedicated charging spaces pop up across campus this week. EV charging stations aren’t new to Loyola. We have had...

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