“So, what’s your real name?”
“This whole trans thing is just confusing.”
“You guys need to correct me.”
“Have you gotten the surgeries yet?”
“Sorry if I get it wrong, all...
The Student Government Association shared its budget for the fall 2021 semester in a newsletter sent through HowlConnect on Oct. 29, 2021. The proposed budget, which was passed in late September, was changed...
The New Orleans 2021 mayoral race will be held on Nov. 13, 2021. There are 13 mayoral candidates running in the race.
ELDON DELLOYD “EL” ANDERSON
Democratic mayoral candidate Eldon Delloyd “El”...
President Donald Trump sent shockwaves through university communities last year when he made a change to Title IX policy that meant victims of sexual violence had to take the stand during campus disciplinary...
If you take a class at Loyola, there is almost a three in four chance that your professor will be White.
However, despite the fact that Loyola's student body is only 39.7% White, White professors make...
Loyola's board of trustees, the university’s highest governing body, is overwhelmingly White, male, and Catholic. For a school that prides itself on student diversity, Loyola’s board of trustees is...
After a year-long hiatus due to COVID-19, the famous Skeleton House has reopened its lawn to the public to see everyone’s favorite undead characters.
Many familiar favorites have returned to the corner...
Jackie Galli, Worldview Assistant
• October 28, 2021
Lifelong Carrollton neighborhood resident Sallie Davis saw an unusual-looking building permit on the front door of a house on the other side of her street a couple years ago. She later found that the permit...
Loyola’s board of trustees, the university’s highest decision-making body, is still predominantly White and predominantly male despite efforts to diversify the board, according to President Tania Tetlow.
Tetlow,...
In August, Jeff Albert announced that the School of Music and Theatre Arts would be merging with the School of Music Industry throughout the coming year. Albert, director of the School of Music Industry,...
The COVID-19 pandemic has run parallel to another problem facing the nation — the opioid epidemic. The number of deaths caused by drug overdose has increased in every state over the course of the pandemic,...
When English junior Jake Krug checked his student account this past summer, he was shocked to see that he owed more money than he had expected. Krug, who is also a staff writer at The Maroon, said that...
