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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

The outside of Bruno's, a popular Uptown college bar. On Thursday, March 12, a Loyola student was hit outside the bar during the bar's popular Wine Wednesday. The driver eventually fled. Gabriella Killett/The Maroon.

Loyola student hit in car by driver outside Bruno’s on Wine Wednesday, driver flees

Gabriella Killett March 13, 2020

A man, who fled the scene after, hit a Loyola student Thursday, March 12, at midnight in a car accident on the corner of Hillary St and Maple St., according to a New Orleans Police Department incident...

President Donald Trump announces a national emergency due to COVID-19 during a news conference about the coronavirus in the Rose Garden of the White House, Friday, March 13, 2020, in Washington.

Trump declares national emergency, waives student loan interest

Rose Wagner March 13, 2020

President Donald Trump declared a national emergency Friday afternoon, a move he said will open up around $50 billion of federal funds to help fight the outbreak of the COVID-19 virus. The president...

A voter checks her ballots after coming out of a booth while voting in the primary election, Tuesday, March 3, 2020, in Mechanic Falls, Maine. Voters in Louisiana will have to wait until June to cast their primary ballots, as the state delayed its primaries in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak (AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty)

Louisiana becomes first state to delay presidential primaries

Rose Wagner March 13, 2020

Louisiana has delayed its April presidential primaries, becoming the first state to do so in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak. Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin announced early Friday that the contests...

Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards speaks to his supporters at the New Orleans Jazz Market on September 25, 2019. The Governor has signed a proclamation banning public gatherings of more than 250 people and closing public schools across the state until April in an attempt to slow the spread of COVID-19. Photo credit: Andres Fuentes

Governor bans large gatherings, closes public schools

Erin Snodgrass March 13, 2020

Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards signed a proclamation today immediately halting all gatherings of more than 250 people, and closing all K-12 public schools across the state until Monday, April 13. The...

A Tulane University Police car sits outside of Phelps House residential hall on the evening of Thursday, March 12. The police presence came after reports of a student jumping off of the stairwell outside the building. A Tulane sophomore was reported dead of a 'apparent accident' later in the day.

Tulane student dies in ‘apparent accident’

Rose Wagner March 13, 2020

A Tulane student died late Thursday in an "apparent accident," according to Tulane University President Mike Fitts. Raymond Baltz III, sophomore and member of Sigma Chi Fraternity, lived in Phelps House,...

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

Delgado joins Loyola, 9 other Louisiana universities in moving online due to COVID-19

Sam Lucio March 13, 2020

Delgado Community College has informed students and faculty that the college will begin transitioning to online-only classes due to the coronavirus. Delgado now joins 10 other Louisiana colleges and...

Protesters gather outside the Supreme Courthouse in Washington D.C. on Wednesday, March 4. Hundreds gathered as the Court began oral arguments in a case regarding a Louisiana abortion law. Lily Cummings/ The Maroon.

Louisiana abortion case heard by Supreme Court

Lily Cummings March 10, 2020

WASHINGTON — On March 4, hundreds of protesters gathered in front of The Supreme Court of the United States in response to a 2014 Louisiana abortion law being contested before the court. The law,...

Nadia Lee, human trafficking survivor and prevention assistant at Eden House, shares her story. Photo provided by Nadia Lee.

Trafficking survivor advocates for safety

Lily Cummings March 8, 2020

Nadia Lee was 26 when she came to New Orleans but while others flocked to the city for French Quarter Fest, Lee was brought to the city by pimps. “To think that it’s not going on during festivals...

Junior Robert Prasso poses by the Trevi Fountain in Rome, Italy. Passo was one of the students abroad sent home due to the coronavirus. Photo courtesy of Robert Passo.

Students abroad return early amid outbreak

Jc Canicosa March 6, 2020

Business junior Robert Prasso began his semester abroad in Pavia, Italy in mid-February. Two weeks later, Prasso was forced to travel back home and self-quarantine due to the spreading coronavirus.“Right...

Tulane establishes COVID-19 research treatments to develop vaccine

Tess Rowland March 3, 2020

The state of Georgia reported its first two coronavirus patients, pushing the number of infected people in the U.S. to 105, according to NBC News. This fear and concern has prompted Tulane researchers...

As of Feb. 22, there are 77,700 total cases of people infected with coronavirus with a death toll of 2,300. There are still travel restrictions to and from China. Photo credit: Sam Lucio

Tulane searches for response amid coronavirus outbreak

Sam Lucio March 2, 2020

Amid the growing worldwide concerns regarding the coronavirus outbreak, Tulane University is keeping an eye on new developments while also trying to put forth a plan for the university and for their students. Recently,...

As of this year, all Metairie parades, except the ones on Mardi Gras day, will line up on Bonnabel Blvd. The route change has led to heavy traffic and angry residents Photo credit: Sam Lucio

New Metairie Mardi Gras route angers residents

Sam Lucio February 29, 2020

Metairie's shift in parade routes caused controversy despite the spirit of the Mardi Gras season. In the past, parades in Metairie would line up outside of Clearview Mall and end near Winn-Dixie. However,...

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