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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon
Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon
Colleen Dulle

Colleen Dulle, Religion Editor

Colleen is a French and mass communication double-major with a concentration in journalism, minoring in Catholic studies and medieval studies.  Before serving as Religion Editor of The Maroon, she was Editor-in-Chief,  Senior Staff Writer, News Editor, and Assistant News Editor.  In her spare time, Colleen likes to sing, hang out in the park, and attempt to play a plethora of instruments.

Contact: [email protected] or @ColleenDulle

All content by Colleen Dulle
The FaithActs summer theology institute student mentors, along with coordinators Alex Mikulich and Materrinan Zehyoue (third and fourth from right), stand outside Notre Dame Seminary Uptown after their mentor retreat. The student mentors will help participants reflect on their service during the institute. (Courtesy of Materrinan Zehyoue)

Loyola launches summer high school theology program

Colleen Dulle
May 6, 2017
Preservation Hall Jazz Band Shabbat 2015 at Touro Synagogue. The annual service features traditional Jewish prayers set to jazz - and this year, zydeco - arrangements.

Touro’s Jazz Fest Shabbat combines music, spirituality of the Big Easy

Colleen Dulle
May 4, 2017

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Modern Slavery Research Project comes out with new data about human trafficking

Colleen Dulle and Haley Pegg
April 28, 2017

Editorial: Seniors disappointed in lack of celebrations

Colleen Dulle
April 7, 2017

LIM launches dual degree program

Colleen Dulle
April 7, 2017
Dorothy Day lives on in new book, local house

Dorothy Day lives on in new book, local house

Colleen Dulle
March 31, 2017
This haft-sin table, belonging to a family friend of Naasha Dotiwala, political science senior and managing editor of The Maroon, includes traditional items like fruits. Many Iranians celebrate Nowruz by laying such tables. Photo credit: Naasha Dotiwala

Loyola celebrates Persian New Year

Colleen Dulle
March 27, 2017
Loyola quietly develops transgender resources

Loyola quietly develops transgender resources

Colleen Dulle
March 26, 2017
The front window of Zotz, a funky cafe on Oak street, near the Riverbend. Photo credit: Paulina Picciano

The Definitive Rating of Uptown Coffeehouses

Colleen Dulle
March 22, 2017
The Loyola community gathers in Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church for the Mass of the Holy Spirit last fall. Catholics in the area will be able to break their Lenten fast for St. Patrick's Day this year.

Archbishop: Catholics can eat meat this Friday

Colleen Dulle
March 14, 2017
Interactive: Where to find fish fries in New Orleans

Interactive: Where to find fish fries in New Orleans

Colleen Dulle
March 13, 2017
The Sisters of the Holy Family ride on their anniversary float in the Mystic Krewe of Femme Fatale on Feb. 19. Photo credit: Colleen Dulle

Nuns make history on parade float

Colleen Dulle
March 7, 2017
The Jewish Community Center is quiet after a bomb threat caused the building to be evacuated Feb. 23. Photo credit: Colleen Dulle

Uptown JCC evacuated after bomb threat

Colleen Dulle
February 23, 2017
White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus, left, and Jared Kushner, senior adviser to President Donald Trump, arrive for a meeting with business leaders in the Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington, Monday, Jan. 30, 2017. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)

BRIEF: Priebus: No regrets that Holocaust statement didn’t refer to Jews

Colleen Dulle
January 31, 2017
The Rev. Fred Kammer, S.J., director of the Jesuit Social Research Institute, leads a group of protestors in prayer at Lafayette Cemetery No. 1 on Jan. 28. The protest was against repealing the Affordable Care Act and Medicaid expansion in Louisiana.

Jesuit hosts health care protest in cemetery

Colleen Dulle
January 31, 2017
Loyola Jesuit to emcee protest at cemetery

Loyola Jesuit to emcee protest at cemetery

Colleen Dulle
January 24, 2017
John Sebastian, vice president for Mission and Ministry, sits in his office Jan. 13. Sebastian will be leaving Loyola in May. Photo credit: Colleen Dulle

Sebastian reflects on new job, time at Loyola

Colleen Dulle
January 23, 2017
Stephanie Zimmerman, a volunteer with the coastal restoration project, throws a Christmas tree into a "crib" in the bayou Lafitte, Louisiana, on Jan. 14. The trees break the waves that cause erosion and trap sediment that rebuilds the land. Photo credit: Colleen Dulle

Christmas trees stop coastal erosion in Jefferson Parish

Colleen Dulle
January 23, 2017

Prison stocks fluctuate around political events

Colleen Dulle
January 19, 2017
Loyola divests but may reinvest again

Loyola divests but may reinvest again

Colleen Dulle
January 19, 2017
John Sebastian, vice president for Mission and Ministry (Courtesy of Loyola University New Orleans)

Sebastian, Mission and Ministry VP, resigns

Colleen Dulle
January 12, 2017
Vice President Joe Biden, right, administers the Senate oath of office to Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto, D-Nev., during a mock swearing in ceremony in the Old Senate Chamber on Capitol Hill in Washington, Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2017, as the 115th Congress begins. Cortez Masto is a Gonzaga University alumna and the first Latina woman elected to Congress. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

10 percent of Congress attended Jesuit colleges

Colleen Dulle
January 5, 2017
Posters around campus show various religious events happening during finals week. Photo credit: Colleen Dulle

Faith-based events fill finals week

Colleen Dulle
December 11, 2016
Victoria Hedin, mass communication freshman, pets her emotional support dog, Paisley, on her bed in Buddig Hall. Every university in New Orleans now allows emotional support animals in the dorms. Photo credit: Christian Beshel

Pets in dorm rooms comfort college students in New Orleans

Colleen Dulle
November 30, 2016

Clown craze ends, fear remains

Colleen Dulle
November 20, 2016

“Her Story” celebrates women’s history through dance

Colleen Dulle
November 9, 2016
A Loyola student holds her absentee ballot envelope. Several students from Miami have not received their absentee ballots Nov. 7, the day before voting ends. Photo credit: Alliciyia George

Miami natives at Loyola unable to vote

Colleen Dulle
November 7, 2016
Photo credit: Naasha Dotiwala & Ella Jacobs

Editorial: Tulane admissions video whitewashes New Orleans

Colleen Dulle
November 6, 2016
Two Jesuits look over meeting materials in the aula, or meeting room, Oct. 20 at General Congregation 36. The global meeting of Jesuits will make governing decisions for the next several years. Photo credit: Courtesy of General Congregation 36

Jesuits’ global meeting gets down to business

Colleen Dulle
October 29, 2016
NOLA nightlife on a dime

NOLA nightlife on a dime

Colleen Dulle
October 1, 2016
The Department of Justice announced in August that it would not renew its contracts with the 13 privately-run federal prisons in America, represented by the blue bars. The 46 private detention centers holding inmates for Immigrations and Customs Enforcement, shown here as red bars, will remain open. Photo credit: Naasha Dotiwala

Private prisons stay open after DOJ cuts

Colleen Dulle
September 19, 2016
Jesuits process through the streets of Rome to celebrate Mass together at General Congregation 35 in 2008, when the Rev. Adolfo Nicolas, S.J., was elected superior general. The Jesuits will convene General Congregation 36 on Oct. 2 to elect Nicolas' successor. (Image credit: General Congregation 35)

Jesuits to elect new global superior

Colleen Dulle
September 14, 2016

“Transition” show honors past and future fashion

Colleen Dulle
May 12, 2016
Angola inmates lead music at a mass in the prison’s Our Lady of Guadalupe Chapel April 29. The mass included the graduation of six inmates from the Loyola Institute for Ministry’s extension program with certificates in pastoral studies.

Angola inmates become Loyola grads

Colleen Dulle
May 5, 2016

Loyola launches new awareness movement

Colleen Dulle
April 29, 2016
A picture of Juliano Mastroianni, an international business sophomore, was placed at the podium, behind four candles dedicated to the students and faculty members who died this semester, during the memorial for Mastroianni in Ignatius Chapel. Mastroianni was found dead in his Cabra Hall dorm room on April 14.

Loyola community mourns Mastroianni

Colleen Dulle
April 29, 2016
Loyola community mourns Juliano Mastroianni

Loyola community mourns Juliano Mastroianni

Colleen Dulle
April 21, 2016

Sexual Non-Violence Week highlights victim options

Colleen Dulle and Rebeca Trejo
April 15, 2016
Student found dead in Cabra Hall

Student found dead in Cabra Hall

Colleen Dulle
April 15, 2016

SGA holds town hall in lieu of debate

Colleen Dulle
April 8, 2016

Education committee “effectively kills” TOPS cut for private schools

Colleen Dulle
April 7, 2016
Photo credit: Molly Olwig

Once upon a time…

Colleen Dulle
March 15, 2016

Harry Connick, Jr. to speak at graduation

Colleen Dulle
March 15, 2016
In My Opinion: Real recovery involves grieving and change

In My Opinion: Real recovery involves grieving and change

Colleen Dulle, [email protected]
March 9, 2016
Loyola professor dies

Loyola professor dies

Colleen Dulle
February 26, 2016

Student dies in Biever Hall

Colleen Dulle
February 18, 2016
Marquette Hall

Student death in Biever Hall confirmed

Colleen Dulle, Senior Staff Writer
February 13, 2016

Deciphering the University Senate’s “no confidence” vote against Wildes

Colleen Dulle
January 29, 2016
Wildes responds to 'no confidence'

Wildes responds to ‘no confidence’

Colleen Dulle
January 28, 2016

Memorials planned for Loyola student

Colleen Dulle
January 25, 2016
This letter from an unconfirmed source was distributed around campus raising concerns about faculty course load.

To whom it may concern

Colleen Dulle
May 1, 2015
The Cabra Hall renovation

[Photo] Graduating seniors fundraise for gift to university

April 24, 2015

Budget committee sets fundraising target

Colleen Dulle
April 17, 2015
Students gather to express their concerns with the dining plan requirement for commuters at an open forum hosted by SGA on March 11. The requirement, which was instituted on March 10, was postponed on March 12.

Wolfbucks requirement postponed

Colleen Dulle and Starlight Williams
March 20, 2015
Students and administrators from Fordham University, Santa Clara University, Creighton University and Loyola University New Orleans walk outside St. Louis Cemetery #1.

Edwin Unzalu, mass communication sophomore, and Jesse Kramme, a Creighton University student, talk on a street corner.

Catherine Dempsey, history sophomore, laughs with a visiting student.

[Photo] Loyola hosts conference for Jesuit honors programs

March 13, 2015

SGA holds forum on new Wolfbucks requirement

Colleen Dulle, News Editor
March 11, 2015
University announces new college structure

University announces new college structure

Colleen Dulle, News Editor
February 20, 2015
Michaela Brown, psychology senior, asks a question at the sexual assault panel on Feb. 9. The panel was hosted by Students Against Sexual Assault, the Intrafraternity Council and the New Orleans Family Justice Center.

Panel opens sexual assault discussion

Colleen Dulle
February 13, 2015
From 100th night to 100th day

From 100th night to 100th day

Colleen Dulle
February 5, 2015
Duhé named finalist in search for Mizzou dean

Duhé named finalist in search for Mizzou dean

Colleen Dulle, News Editor
February 4, 2015
Law student

[Photo] Social justice law certificate launches

Zayn Abidin, Staff Writer
January 15, 2015
College of Law dean resigns

College of Law dean resigns

Colleen Dulle, News Editor
December 12, 2014
Man of many photographs

Man of many photographs

Colleen Dulle, News Editor
December 4, 2014
The greenhouse is located on Monroe Hall’s rooftop and is being utilized by Biology and Environmental Studies professors and students. This photo of the greenhouse was taken with the School of Mass Communication’s drone.

Loyola’s greenhouse officially opens

Colleen Dulle
November 20, 2014
Proposal for progress

Proposal for progress

Colleen Dulle
November 20, 2014

Loyola student arrested charged with attempted kidnapping

Colleen Dulle
November 11, 2014

The Catholic contraception controversy

Colleen Dulle
October 30, 2014

Loyola community reacts to low enrollment numbers

Colleen Dulle
October 24, 2014
Funding the future

Funding the future

Colleen Dulle
September 27, 2014

Los Angeles-based Jesuit mixes gangsters and God

Colleen Dulle
September 19, 2014

New service learning classes announced

Colleen Dulle
September 12, 2014

Some faculty and staff positions are reorganized and eliminated

Colleen Dulle
August 28, 2014

Retirement fund cuts among changes to university

Colleen Dulle, Assistant News Editor
August 21, 2014
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