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Cristo Dulom, Managing Editor for Digital

Cristo Dulom is an English writing and visual communications junior who currently serves as the Managing Editor for Digital for the Maroon. His past positions include Life & Times Editor, Webmaster, Copy Editor and Auxiliary Support. Cristo is in the Louisiana National Guard and also enrolled in Tulane University’s Army ROTC program.

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EDITORIAL: Death to daylight savings

November 25, 2022
One skater pushes off as another watches on at Parisite DIY Skatepark. Skate parks serve as a hub for people to get together and practice their tricks and skills. Photo credit: Hannah Renton

Parisite skate park forges community

March 29, 2021
Cristo Dulom proposes to his fiancee Tatum. The couple got engaged during COVID-19.

Column: I got engaged during a pandemic

September 4, 2020

Loyola-branded masks raise controversy about their effectiveness

August 29, 2020
Sonya Duhé poses in front of the anchor desk in Studio A at Loyola. Duhé is suing Loyola University New Orleans, where she taught for more than a decade, claiming the school violated her contract by not welcoming her back as a member of its faculty after Arizona State University nixed her as its next journalism dean amid allegations of racism back in June.

[Photo] Outgoing Loyola director under investigation at Arizona State

June 5, 2020
The front of the Loyola University Police Department. Photo credit: Cristo Dulom

[Photo] Loyola monitors 2020 hurricane season

June 3, 2020
This image represents the virtual celebrations Loyola is holding for its graduating seniors.

Virtual celebrations planned for graduating seniors

May 8, 2020
An empty classroom on Loyolas campus on the day classes were moved online. Students will have until April 26 to opt into the Pass/Fail option. Photo credit: Cristian Orellana

Loyola’s pass-fail option to open Monday

April 3, 2020
An illustration of the author force choking a version of himself as a rebel behind a Star Wars-inspired background.

Opinion: Star Wars fans hate Star Wars the most

January 18, 2020
Cosplaying children all pose for a photo after the Children Costume Competition on Jan. 4, 2020. All children that competed won and were offered awards afterward.

Wizard World celebrates 10th year in New Orleans

January 7, 2020
Sydney Doyle (left) and Dane Schnider (right) cosplay as Darth Vader and an X-Wing Pilot respectively on Jan. 4, 2020. The event lasted for three days and featured live music, performances, artists, guest celebrities and more.

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The winners of the Adult Costume Contest pose for a photo with the judges on Jan. 5, 2020. The costume contest had categories such as Best In Show, Best Anime, Best Villain, Best Hero and more.

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A band plays music at the beginning of day three at Wizard World on Jan. 5, 2020. The event lasted for three days and featured live music, performances, artists, guest celebrities and more.

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Tristan Tew, Sarah Bachemin and Chad Besse, members of the 501st legion, pose in cosplay at Wizard World Comic Con on Jan 4, 2020. Many cosplayer attended the event.

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Courtesy of Disney.

SPOILER-FREE Review: “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” successfully concludes a 42-year-old saga

December 24, 2019
Students pose in their tree and candy cane costumes at Sneaux. Sneaux took place in Loyola Universitys Horeshoe on Tuesday Dec. 3rd, 2019. Photo credit: Hannah Renton

Sneaux kicks off Loyola Christmas celebrations

December 4, 2019
Loyola announces new honors program director

Loyola announces new honors program director

December 4, 2019
Ethan Giddens, psychological science freshman, plots points on a map in the land navigation lab on Tulanes campus. College students throughout the city travel to Tulane to participate in ROTC.

[Photo] Military trains students for school and Army

October 3, 2019
Adam Lambert sings We Will Rock You with Queen at the Smoothie King Center on Aug. 20. Lambert performed with the group as a part of their Rhapsody Tour. Courtesy of Heidi Dulom.

Review: Queen+Adam Lambert are the champions

August 23, 2019

Opinion: You shouldn’t judge a piece of art based on who created it

March 28, 2019
Photo credit: Sidney Holmes

Students to be fined for not showing IDs in residential halls

January 22, 2019
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Dusky Gopher Frogs find no love in the Supreme Court

November 29, 2018
A woman dressed in a catrina costume poses for a portrait during the annual Catrinas Parade, as part of Day of the Dead celebrations in Mexico City, Sunday, Oct. 21, 2018, culminating with visits to the graves of departed loved ones on Nov. 1 and 2. The figure of a skeleton wearing broad-brimmed hat was first done as a satirical engraving by artist Jose Guadalupe Posada sometime between 1910 and his death in 1913, to poke fun at women who pretended to be European by dressing elegantly and as a critique of social stratification. CHRISTIAN PALMA/AP.

Opinion: Pixar movie captures the essence of Day of the Dead

October 28, 2018
Photo credit: Anum Siddiqui

Loyola revisits climate survey results

October 20, 2018
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