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Daniel Schwalm, Op-Ed Editor

Daniel Schwalm is a junior English and mass communication double major from Dallas, Texas. This semester, he is excited to give voice to the opinions of both the Maroon staff and the rest of the Loyola community as op-ed editor. He has previously worked as the news editor and worldview editor, and as a staff writer and copy editor. In his free time, he likes to read, play basketball and explore the city.

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A drawing featuring a figure wobbling on a bridge labeled tenure track

Editorial: We need to save tenure

April 22, 2021
Photo credit: Mikayla Ferro

Editorial: We need to talk about gun violence

April 7, 2021
A tangled bunch of wires hangs from a pole in Carrollton. Recently, many Entergy customers have reported rising costs of electric bills. Photo credit: Michael Bauer

Rising electric bills spark concern

March 24, 2021
Candidates are campaigning for SGA office.

Editorial: Vote for SGA President

March 18, 2021
A graphic that says we need the pass/fail option

Editorial: We need the pass/fail option

March 4, 2021
Photo credit: Mikayla Ferro

Editorial: Here’s what we want in a new School of Communication and Design director

February 25, 2021
Design By Mark Bauch

Editorial: For a Greater Maroon

February 11, 2021
Illustration by Emilia Cicero

Editorial: Don’t burst your own bubble

February 9, 2021
Cartoon of girl by fire.

Editorial: Take time for your mental health during winter break

November 12, 2020
People line up to vote on Election Day at the Matin Luther King, Jr. Elementary School, in the Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans, Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert)

Editorial: The need for change doesn’t end when elections do

November 4, 2020
Photo credit: McKenna Greenleaf Faulk

Editorial: Give us a break

October 29, 2020
Illustration by McKenna Greenleaf Faulk Photo credit: McKenna Greenleaf Faulk

Editorial: COVID is the spookiest thing around this fall

October 22, 2020
In this April 24, 2020, file photo, activists place thousands of protest placards in front of the Reichstag building, home of the German federal parliament, Bundestag, during a protest rally of the

Editorial: Climate change is a constant problem

October 15, 2020
Illustration by Emilia Cicero

Editorial: Vote for Biden

October 1, 2020
Photo credit: McKenna Greenleaf Faulk

Editorial: Anti-racism doesn’t end here

September 24, 2020
llustration by McKenna Greenleaf Faulk Photo credit: McKenna Greenleaf Faulk

Editorial: Manners still matter in online classes

September 10, 2020
Illustration by McKenna Greenleaf Faulk

Editorial: It’s on us to keep each other safe

September 3, 2020
Editorial: Loyola students deserve better

Editorial: Loyola students deserve better

June 11, 2020
A hallway outside Cabra Hall on Loyola's Broadway campus sits empty in October 2019. Due to the rise of COVID-19, Loyola removed upperclassmen from on-campus housing for fall 2020, leading to frustration and concern among students. Photo credit: Michael Bauer

Editorial: Housing cancellations are painful, but there were no good options

May 23, 2020
The class of 2020 stands in front of the Loyola sign outside Marquette Hall. The 2020 graduating class had their senior year cut short and honored with a virtual graduation party due to COVID-19. Photo credit: Loyola University New Orleans

Editorial: A letter to our seniors

May 20, 2020
COVID-19 precautionary measures enacted in March leave a fraction of Sodexo staff working in the Orleans Dining Room./ Photo courtesy of Kevin Zansler, 2012.

Food service workers face reduced hours, layoffs

March 31, 2020
Students pose during the last Loyola theater performance of the spring semester on March 11, 2020. They performed

Theater students turn final “Cabaret” rehearsal into public performance

March 13, 2020
Classes to go online for the rest of the semester due to COVID-19

Classes to go online for the rest of the semester due to COVID-19

March 11, 2020
The St. Louis Cathedral, the Eiffel Tower and the Frauenkirche are iconic buildings in New Orleans, Paris and Munich. The Global MBA Triple Master Program lets students study in three cities while earning three degrees Photo Illustration by Michael Bauer

Business program offers international master’s degrees

February 10, 2020
Psychology sophomore Kylie Evans (left), music industry sophomore Siobhan Randall (middle) and environmental science sophomore Zarya Curran (right) cook in the Carrollton Lounge & Kitchen. The newly opened student space has taken the place of Deaux.

Deaux space reopens as a community kitchen

January 16, 2020
Amazon lockers coming to Loyola

Amazon lockers coming to Loyola

January 8, 2020
Loyola alumn, Jessica Molina, pours her homebrewed beer

Festival brews business for local breweries

September 28, 2019
Democratic leader Donna Brazile speaks to students at the College Democrats of America Summer Convention on Sept. 7. The convention was held over the weekend at Tulane.

Democrats encourage youth involvement

September 13, 2019
Louisiana's new sticker design was inspired by the state seal. Stickers will be handed out to voters in the upcoming elections.

Louisiana unveils new voting sticker

September 4, 2019
Workers prepare the containers of material for removal from Gert Town. Six large containers were filled with contaminated dirt and left on the side of the street for weeks before they were removed. Photo credit: Issac Cheatham, Sr.

Radiation in Gert Town alarms residents

August 23, 2019
John Ehret cross country

High school cross-country star races to Loyola

February 18, 2019
International business sophomore Kaila Anthony (11) looking to send off the inbound pass versus Martin Methodist Feb. 8 2018. Anthony has played this season in a different role. Photo credit: Andres Fuentes

Kaila Anthony fills in as point guard

December 6, 2018
Original photo courtesy of Loyola New Orleans Athletics. Photo credit: Ariel Landry

Loyola women’s basketball adjusts to loss of star players

November 3, 2018
IT takes steps to promote cybersecurity

IT takes steps to promote cybersecurity

September 29, 2018
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