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Domonique Tolliver

Domonique Tolliver, Worldview Editor

Domonique Tolliver is currently the Worldview section editor. She was previously The Maroon's audience engagement manager. She is a mass communication major with a concentration in journalism and a minor in women's studies. Domonique's work has been featured in the NOLA Messenger, Gambit Weekly and the Society of Professional Journalists. She is a born and raised New Orleanian that enjoys traveling and yoga. She can be contacted at [email protected] and @domtollivernews on Twitter.

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Students listen to professor Dave Badie lecture in a videography class on Nov. 30, 2021. Visual communication students say they are frustrated by the lack of classes specialized for their concentration.

[Photo] Visual communication students frustrated by lack of course options

December 11, 2021
An illustration of a traffic circle represents the intersectional identity of a Black woman and journalist.

OPINION: My identity as a Black woman and my career intersect

November 13, 2021
Mayoral Ballot Illustration

Who’s on the ticket? The 2021 New Orleans mayoral candidates share their platforms

November 4, 2021
The sun shines through a pride flag hanging from a balcony.

Loyola alum experiences LGBTQ+ hate crime

September 30, 2021
Two New Orleans residents walk in the trash parade wearing trash cans

Trash and tensions overflow three weeks after Ida

September 26, 2021
Soldier stands with weapon in front of fellow soldiers in Afghanistan

Veterans reflect on the twenty year long war in Afghanistan

September 23, 2021
Loyola sign sits in the grass in front of Marquette Hall

Loyola to require university health insurance plan for students

June 11, 2021
Loyola sign sits in the grass in front of Marquette Hall

Loyola will observe Juneteenth Holiday in summer semester

May 10, 2021
President Tania Tetlow addresses the Loyola community at the Presidents Convocation in 2018. Photo credit: Sidney Ovrom

Tetlow addresses students concerns in her Tetlow Talks

April 23, 2021
Lee Baker, a descendant of enslaved people owned by the Jesuits, stands on Loyolas campus. The Jesuits have recently promised to pay $100 million in reparations to descendants of enslaved people owned by the order. Photo credit: Michael Bauer

Jesuits’ plan for reparations met with mixed reactions

April 21, 2021
Loyola sign sits in the grass in front of Marquette Hall

Tetlow makes statement after former Loyola priest rape allegation

April 18, 2021
A streetcar travels in downtown New Orleans. Loyola and Tulane have collaborated to organize a city- wide scavenger hunt called Streetcar Seek-N-Find on April 24. Photo credit: File photo

Tulane and Loyola to host city-wide scavenger hunt

April 6, 2021
Christian Martinez poses for a portrait while campaigning in the Peace Quad. The Martinez/Gibson ticket was disqualified from the SGA presidential and vice presidential race for elections code violations. Photo credit: Michael Bauer

Disqualified Martinez/Gibson SGA ticket breaks silence on the decision

March 31, 2021
The street car that commuters often use passes in front of Loyolas campus.

City transit systems are changing in favor of commuters

March 27, 2021
Junior Deja Magee helps produce the Maroon Minute broadcast show in Studio A. The School of Communication and Design just endowed a new professorship focusing on diversity and inclusion in media. Photo credit: Gabrielle Korein

New equity and race professor to join School of Communication and Design

March 27, 2021
Marquette Hall stands on Loyolas campus last semester.

Care, Compromise, and Support: SGA vice presidential candidates debate on how they will serve Loyola

March 26, 2021
SGA senate candidates outline their goals

SGA senate candidates outline their goals

March 18, 2021
Loyolas statue of St. Ignatius of Loyola wears a mask outside of the Dana Center. Loyola is now modifying capacity as the city moved into a modified phase three last week.

Loyola guidelines shift as the city moves into modified phase three

March 16, 2021
SGA President Freedom Richardson elbow bumps HMA member Maryann Herrera at a student organization fair. Richardson said his life is motivated by service. Photo credit: Madeline Taliancich

Service inspires Freedom Richardson to serve his community

March 5, 2021
Gabrielle Garcia sits are her desk in her dorm room and creates music Feb. 1. Garcia is a Gilman recipient looking to further her musical theatre studies in South Korea this fall. Photo credit: Madeline Taliancich

Students get study abroad opportunities during COVID-19

February 27, 2021
The ballroom at Sugar Mill venue stays empty since the start of the pandemic. The venue will not be hosting any Mardi Gras balls this year, in accordance with the modified Phase 2 guidelines set in place by the city. Photo courtesy of Larissa Jama.

Event venues sit empty as COVID guidelines restrict Mardi Gras 2021

February 12, 2021
Illustration by McKenna Greenleaf Faulk

Opinion: A semester without breaks helps no one

February 12, 2021
Photo credit: Mikayla Ferro

History complicates the Black community’s decision to get the COVID-19 vaccine

February 10, 2021
Kedrick Perry stands outside Loyola.

Kedrick Perry celebrates diversity within Loyola

February 7, 2021
A student calls the elevator in Carrollton Hall. Residential Life plans to fine students living in Carrollton Hall $5 for elevator damage that they believe to be caused by students living there. Photo credit: Maria Paula Marino

Students in Carrollton Hall angry over elevator damage fines

November 18, 2020

COVID-19 affects students’ mental health

November 17, 2020
Graphic design senior Emilia Cicero practices sewing in her New Orleans home. Cicero is working toward opening an Instagram store to showcase her artwork. Hannah Renton/ The Maroon. Photo credit: Hannah Renton

Loyola student uses graphic design to fundraise

November 13, 2020
First in the Pack students Francesca Lausen and Cynthia Russell became good friends through the organization last year. Cynthia came to Loyola representing her home, the Clifton Choctaw Native American Reserve, and wants to bring attention to the violence Native American women have to face all over the country. Francescas family is from San Juan, Puerto Rico; being a very involved student at Loyola, Francesca has plans of attending grad school after she graduates this upcoming semester. Photo credit: Maria Paula Marino

First in the PACK creates community for first-generation students

November 5, 2020
Photo credit: Hannah Renton

Upcoming “Howl”oween Events on Campus

October 22, 2020
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