Public transportation in New Orleans has been running behind when it comes to suiting commuter students' needs. Loyola commuter students and some members of the Commuter Student Association gave their...

Picked unanimously to finish in first place in their conference for the third consecutive season in the preseason polls, the women’s basketball team has high expectations for the upcoming 2022-2023 season,...

Loyola recently hosted four public events which lasted from Oct. 13 through Oct. 20 to commemorate the renaming of Carrollton Hall to the Blanche and Norman C. Francis Family Hall. The renaming was announced...

Last year, the Loyola Men’s Basketball team won the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics championship for the second time in the school’s history. On top of being full time students and...

College of Business professor Iris Mack, who was the second Black woman to receive a doctorate in applied mathematics from Harvard University in 1986, as well as a beloved professor of Introduction to...

"…Would it not in that case Be simpler for the government To dissolve the people And elect another?" -Die Lösung: Bertolt Brecht, 1953 You – students, faculty, friends – can speak for your...

It’s that time of year again where the temperature starts dropping, jack-o'-lanterns are put out, and spooky vibes are in the air. Halloween is a classic holiday that dates back to the Middle Ages. It’s...

Video story by Chloe Caudle   Students gathered in the Peace Quad on Friday, Oct. 21 to celebrate a mosaic of cultural heritage at Loyola’s International Festival, hosted by the International...

The recent injury (and subsequent hospitalization) suffered by Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa in a Thursday night game against the Cincinnati Bengals, has raised an uproar among NFL players,...

The Maroon, Loyola's student-led media, won its eighth Pacemaker award Thursday, Oct. 28. The Pacemaker is an award based on the content and coverage of the previous academic year hosted and given by...