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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Immigrants seek higher education in U.S.

Immigrants seek higher education in U.S.

Rebeca Trejo, Managing Editor for Electronic Properties December 5, 2015

It seemed like the blinding yellow flame from the shattered gas lamp had engulfed her bedroom. Maritza Contreras buried her face in her hands as a hot, blistering sensation pinched the nerves on her...

Decision Day Nears in Louisiana Governor’s Election

Nick Reimann November 20, 2015
A November 21 runoff election looms for David Vitter and John Bel Edwards

You will not have my hatred

Gabriel Garza and Lester Duhe November 19, 2015
Following the terrorist attacks on Paris, fear has become a weapon. In response, the Parisian people have vowed to not give in: Vous n'aurei pas ma haine. You will not have my hatred.

Gov. Bobby Jindal drops out of the Republican Presidential Race

Nicholas Morea November 18, 2015
Louisiana Governor and presidential candidate Bobby Jindal has dropped out of the race for the Republican presidential nominee.

Terrorism hits Paris

Nicholas Morea November 18, 2015
On a standard Friday night in Paris, concert and soccer goers were attacked by terrorists.

Dozens of accused drug dealers arrested in French Quarter

Gabriel Garza November 16, 2015

Police say 34 people suspected of dealing drugs on the street level in the French Quarter were arrested on Nov. 11. State Police Superintendent Col. Mike Edmonson said the arrests follow an approximately...

University of Missouri president resigns after race relation controversy

Nicholas Morea November 16, 2015
President Tim Wolfe resigns amid a controversy about racial insensitivity at the University of Missouri.

Three candidates will be on the stage for the Democratic debate

Nicholas Morea November 13, 2015
Only 3 candidates remain in the democratic primary.

Stabbing at a California university

Gabriel Garza November 11, 2015

Four people at the University of California, Merced were stabbed on Wednesday, Nov. 5 when a male college student brought a hunting knife to campus. A construction worker stopped the alleged assailant...

President Obama discusses prison reform

Nicholas Morea November 11, 2015
President Obama visited Newark, New Jersey in attempts to getting the public more engaged on prison reform.

Republicans get ready for round four of debates

Nicholas Morea November 7, 2015
The Republican presidential candidates will be taking the stage for the fourth time and more fireworks are expected.

Convicted politician attempts to return to office

Nicholas Morea November 6, 2015
Derrick Shepherd, a convicted felon, has been denied multiple times when trying to run for office after his felony
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