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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Prince fans gathered on Monday, April 25 outside the city’s Treme neighborhood to honor the pop star after his death with a second line.

Thousands gather to honor Prince one last time

Marie Simoneaux, staff writer
April 28, 2016
Parking Ticket Fines Double

Parking ticket increases break the bank

Marie Simoneaux, Staff Writer
April 20, 2016
Local man with disability runs in the Crescent City Classic

Local man with disability runs in the Crescent City Classic

Marie Simoneaux
April 5, 2016
Donald Trump reads off of a recent CNN poll. Trump, the leader in the 2106 Republican presidential race, held a rally at the Lakefront Airport on Friday, March 4, 2016. Photo credit: Zach Brien

Donald Trump visits Louisiana before primary

Marie Simoneaux, Staff Writer
March 5, 2016

Krewe for 15 protest for higher minimum wage

Taylor Galmiche and Marie Simoneaux
February 2, 2016
Throws cause frenzy during Mardi Gras

Throws cause frenzy during Mardi Gras

Marie Simoneaux
January 29, 2016
Andrea Dousdebes, biology senior, examines the cartilage in chicken embryos in a lab in Monroe Hall. Dousdebes is one of 10 Loyola students currently applying to medical school, looking to attend in the fall of 2016.

Pre-health students flourish at Loyola

Marie Simoneaux
December 10, 2015
Families prepare to pick their pumpkins for the upcoming Halloween holiday. (AP Photo/Alan Diaz)

The connection between Halloween and religion

Marie Simoneaux
October 30, 2015
Cajun vs. Creole

Cajun vs. Creole

Marie Simoneaux
October 12, 2015
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[Photo] Sweets for My Sweet

Gabriela Morales
October 8, 2015
Monroe Hall reaches the finish line

Monroe Hall reaches the finish line

Marie Simoneaux
October 2, 2015

New study shows disparities in Louisiana executions

Marie Simoneaux
September 18, 2015
NAASHA DOTIWALA/The Maroon

When the lines become blurred

Marie Simoneaux
September 10, 2015
Shawn Kelly (left), president of the Commuter Student Association and sociology sophomore, and Mathew Holloway (right), president of the Black Student Union and sociology junior, receive the Outstanding Student Program award from Heather Seaman (middle), director of co-curricular programs, at the Magis Awards on April 28. They received this award for their “Our Lives Matter” program last semester.

Students recognized for leadership at Magis Awards

Lauren Saizan and Marie Simoneaux
May 1, 2015
Councilwoman Susan Guidry (center) sits with supporters of the construction of the Planned Parenthood site on Claiborne Avenue at the First Presbytarian Church. Supporters gathered at the church for the Stand With Women Rally on Saturday, March 7.

Clinic site faces unplanned delays

Marie Simoneaux
April 9, 2015

The beauty in every “body”

Marie Simoneaux
February 27, 2015

Lectures feature Jesuit saints

Marie Simoneaux
February 27, 2015
Dude, where’s my contraception

Dude, where’s my contraception

Marie Simoneaux
February 13, 2015

New Orleans ranks fifth in the nation for HIV case rates

Marie Simoneaux
February 5, 2015

University develops long-term budget plan

Marie Simoneaux
January 22, 2015
Courtesy of Ignacio Volunteers

Ignacio Volunteers serve abroad over break

Marie Simoneaux
January 15, 2015

City plans for 300th anniversary

Marie Simoneaux
January 15, 2015
Students work to right immigration concerns

Students work to right immigration concerns

Marie Simoneaux
October 30, 2014
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