In wake of last Tuesday's presidential election, a group of students, faculty and staff shared their reactions, fears, privileges and appreciation for the Loyola community Thursday, Nov. 10 in a meeting...
Several Loyola students from Miami have found themselves unable to vote absentee in this year's election, despite having registered and requested ballots on time.Out of seven Miami natives The Maroon interviewed,...
In some states in 2016, voters will decide on more than just emails and building walls.
Voters in five states—Arizona, California, Maine, Massachusetts and Nevada—will decide whether to legalize...
Protests boiled over into confrontations with police during the Louisiana Senate debate Wednesday night, Nov. 2, at Dillard University in New Orleans. Demonstrators were upset about the university allowing...
The Saints overcame a late push from the Seahawks, and secured the 25-20 upset over the Seahawks in the Superdome.
With only 1:50 remaining and down by five, Russell Wilson drove his offense down the...
A common misconception is that hard drugs such as heroin and cocaine are the most dangerous substances of all, as they kill thousands of people each year in the United States alone. However, other drugs,...
Sexual assault could possibly happen to one in four people on college campuses. “Possibly” because experts struggle to pin down a precise number.
“It is so hard to capture stats about...
w Orleans hosted its first ever inaugural Voodoo Music and Arts Experience at Tad Gormley Stadium in City Park. Back then, the in-advance tickets went for $19 and tickets at the gate sold for $23. It was...
The Young Turks, a YouTube based political talk-show series aimed at young voters, will broadcast live from Satchmo’s lounge in Loyola’s Danna Student Center Oct. 31 at 7 p.m. CST for the eighth...
With just a few weeks remaining until the election, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump met for one final debate in Las Vegas, Monday, Oct. 20.
Moderated by Fox News’ Chris Wallace, the third debate...
The majority of registered voters in the U.S. do not belong to a political party. Read that again: The majority of registered voters do not belong to a political party. There are several ways we can look...
