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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon
Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon
Zach Brien

Zach Brien, Senior Staff Photographer

Zach is a mass communication senior with a focus in journalism and a minor in New Orleans studies. Previously, he has served as a staff photographer, assistant photo editor, and three semesters as photo editor. This semester he is excited to be the senior staff photographer. When he is not making pictures for the Maroon, he is making pictures for the New Orleans Advocate and Uptown Messenger. His favorite subjects are live music, sports and New Orleans culture. After graduation, he hopes to make pictures for a publication in New Orleans, his hometown.

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[Photo] You never have to walk alone

Alena Cover
November 4, 2015
Former Wolfpack point guard Janecia Neely (above) drives to the basket for a lay in and attacks the defense during a game against Ad Vagos and Ovarense on Oct. 10 and 11. Neely is off a solid start to her career oversees, averaging 14 points and 5.2 assists per game through the first two games of the season.

[Photo] Former Wolf Pack basketball player pursues career overseas

Mark Robinson
October 23, 2015
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[Photo] Loyola’s theater department shows students how to be “The Ladies Man”

Jamal Melancon
October 22, 2015
Junior guard Nate Pierre dunks the ball during mens warmups at Fan Fest on Thursday in the Den. The event featured scrimmages by the mens and womens basketball teams, a three point competition and crowd activities.

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The Loyola cheerleaders perform at Fan Fest on Thursday in the Den. The event featured scrimmages by the mens and womens basketball teams, a three point competition and crowd activities.

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Senior forward Adrianne Solboh, left, drives down the court while being guarded by redshirt junior guard Brianna Oglesby during the womens scrimmage at Fan Fest on Thursday in the Den. The event featured scrimmages by the mens and womens basketball teams, a three point competition and crowd activities.

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Nat Mitchell, a freshmen pre-health psychology major, shoots a free throw in one of two crowd participation activities at Fan Fest on Thursday in the Den. The event featured scrimmages by the mens and womens basketball teams, a three point competition and crowd activities.

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Senior guard Mason Ibert drives the lane and shoots a layup during the mens scrimmage at Fan Fest on Thursday in the Den. The event featured scrimmages by the mens and womens basketball teams, a three point competition and crowd activities.

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Junior guard/forward Johnny Griffin Jr. dunks the ball during warmups at Fan Fest on Thursday in the Den. The event featured scrimmages by the mens and womens basketball teams, a three point competition and crowd activities.

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Freshman guard Kayla Noto drives the lane and shoots a layup during the womens scrimmage at Fan Fest on Thursday in the Den. The event featured scrimmages by the mens and womens basketball teams, a three point competition and crowd activities.

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Redshirt junior guard Brianna Oglesby is introduced to the crowd at Fan Fest on Thursday in the Den. The event featured scrimmages by the mens and womens basketball teams, a three point competition and crowd activities.

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FILE - In this March 4, 2007, file photo, Willie Mae Seaton cooks fried chicken for volunteers helping to rebuild her Hurricane Katrina-devastated restaurant, Willie Maes Scotch House, in New Orleans. Seaton, a chef recognized for her classic American food and whose neighborhood restaurant helped put fried chicken on the culinary map, has died at 99. (AP Photo/Cheryl Gerber, File)

Remembering Willie Mae Seaton

Zach Brien
October 8, 2015
Maddie Heukels, an English freshman, spikes the ball against Dalton state. The Pack beat Dalton State in four sets 3-1.

[Photo] The Pack Spikes Dalton State

September 11, 2015
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In My Opinion: Satire aids critical thinking

Zach Brien, [email protected]
September 10, 2015
Luis Olazabal, of Machete to the Face, prepares to throw the ball at the New Orleans Dodgeball Associations Social Summer Co-Ed League. The association hosts bi-weekly dodgeball games at the Lyons center Uptown on Louisiana and Tchoupitoulas. Photo credit: Zach Brien

Duck, dodge, dip, dive, and dodge

Zach Brien and Andrew Callaghan
September 8, 2015
(Left to Right) Sis. Rochelle Perrier, MSC, Sis. Kathleen Nealon, and Rev. Rachel Ringlaber show their appreciation for migrant workers. Speakers addressed the role immigrant workers played in the rebuilding of New Orleans and the need for national comprehensive immigration reform. Photo credit: Zach Brien

Immigrant Workers and Homeowners Rally for Immigration Reform

Zach Brien
August 29, 2015
Brendan Dodd, management senior, poses with children during the summer 2015 Iggy Vols trip in Dagriga, Belize. The volunteers spent their time teaching children and learning about the culture

Belize Summer Camp Photos

Zach Brien
August 28, 2015
Boards and a stop sign mark an open manhole in the devastated Lower 9th Ward of New Orleans, Louisiana, April 11, 2007. The area still remains largely devoid of residents. (Jose More/Chicago Tribune/MCT)

Katrina Commemoration

Zach Brien
August 28, 2015

New Orleans reveals resilience plan

Zach Brien
August 27, 2015
Loyolas mascot, Havoc, joined SGA president Nate Ryther, an economics senior, and other students in a dance at the Back to School Rally on Tuesday in the Peace Quad. The event featured complimentary food, music, dancing and a presentation of the schools newest athletes. Photo credit: Kristen Stewart

Loyola hosts Back to School pep rally

Zach Brien
August 26, 2015
Rick Rheauxme, left, and Bill Adair, right, arrive in red in Armstrong Park for the annual Red Dress Run. The annual event, which takes place in the French Quarter, raises over a million dollars for over 100 charities in the greater New Orleans area. Photo credit: Zach Brien

New Orleans dons a red dress for charity

Zach Brien
August 11, 2015
Etefia Umana, quidditch team captain makes a tackle during the team’s early season game against Tulane University. Umana and the team made history this season and finished the World Cup tournament 2-3.

[Photo] Quidditch team out but not down

April 24, 2015
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[Photo] My New Orleans

Burke Bischoff
April 8, 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.

[Photo] Clinic site faces unplanned delays

April 9, 2015
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[Photo] 'Dear White America'

April 9, 2015
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[Photo] But a snitch ain't one

April 9, 2015
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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.

[Photo] Wolfbucks requirement postponed

Colleen Dulle and Starlight Williams
March 20, 2015
The presidential candidates, Allison Rogers and Nate Ryther, debating.

SGA Presidential and Vice Presidential Debate

Zach Brien
March 18, 2015
The Loyola quidditch team warms up before a weekend tournament. The team has now qualified for the Quidditch World Cup in Rock Hill, South Carolina and are looking to make a serious statement in the championship tournament.

[Photo] Quidditch team is championship bound

March 13, 2015
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[Photo] A game to be remembered

Kameron Hay
March 5, 2015
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[Photo] Out with a bang

March 5, 2015
The men’s team embraces after their win over Belhaven.

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Robert Lovaglio, finance senior, drives to the basket against Belhaven.

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Nate Pierre, business sophomore, comes down from a dunk against conference rival Belhaven University. The men’s basketball team has -secured a spot in the conference tournament with their victory over the Blazers in the final home game of the season.

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[Photo] A curvy peace of mind

Mary Graci
February 27, 2015
Stanton Moore A’94. drummer of Galactic, performs at Civic Theatre

[Photo] Local music culture sparks students’ careers

Ellen McCusker
February 27, 2015
Nate Pierre, business sophomore, hangs on the rim after a dunk in a game against William Carey University on Feb. 21. The men’s team is pushing toward postseason play.

[Photo] Rise to the occasion

Kameron Hay
February 27, 2015
Pack Punch, an original creation, was served at the celebration.

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A brass band played classic Mardi Gras tunes.

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Students could sample king cakes from different bakeries and vote for their favorite.

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Bud Sheppard, student body president and economics junior, Allison Rogers, political science junior and Ronald Chavis, theater junior, pose with the Up to Us Loyola New Orleans sign at Krewe de Lu. Up to Us Loyola New Orleans is a campaign designed to make students more aware about the national debt.

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Complimentary hot dogs were served.

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[Photo] Surviving Mardi Gras

Skyllarr Trusty
February 13, 2015
The Pussyfooters dance troupe strut down St. Charles Avenue during the 2014 Krewe of Carrollton. All female krewes and marching groups historically make up a significant portion of Mardi Gras celebrations.

[Photo] Loyola highlights women’s march throughout Carnival history

Zayn Abidin, Staff Writer
February 5, 2015
Injustice

Injustice

Zach Brien
January 22, 2015
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[Photo] Tom gets called into the investigation

Mike Hogan
January 22, 2015
Bryston Ivey, a SUNO student, holds up a sign at the vigil.

[Photo] Students hold candlelit vigil against police brutality

Ellen McCusker
December 9, 2014
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Kid on 43rd Street, NYC

Zach Brien, Photo Editor
December 4, 2014
Students raise their hands, chanting Hands up, dont shoot.

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Protestors march through the campus area chanting.

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Students write on the pavement as part of a die-in on McAllister Drive.

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Students trace their bodies on the pavement as part of a die-in on McAllister Drive.

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Students write on the pavement as part of a die-in on McAllister Drive.

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Sonita Singh, a bystander, raises her fist in solidarity with the silent protestors in Tulanes library.

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Students march silently through Tulanes Howard-Tilton Library.

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Protestors take 4.5 minutes of silence, the same amount of time the Brown family requested of protestors in Ferguson. This amount of time symbolizes the 4.5 hours their sons body lay in the street.

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A Tulane library official denies protestors access to the library.

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Protestors chant We are Mike Brown on Loyolas campus.

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A bystander raises his arms in solidarity as protestors pass. The student later joined the protestors.

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Protestors march through Loyolas library.

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Students march on Tulanes campus.

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Protestors march through Tulanes Lavin-Bernick Center.

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Protestors march through the Lavin-Bernick Center at Tulane.

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Protestors march through the Danna Student Center at Loyola.

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Students raise their hands as they proceed near Carrollton Hall at Loyola.

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Alexis Jones marches with arms raised on Loyolas campus.

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Students break bread with friends this Thanksgiving, forging strong communal bonds and saving money, by savoring dorm life.

[Photo] Friends become family during holiday season

Davis Walden
November 20, 2014
The Big Excuse is one of the bands playing at FAM Fest on Dec 5. The Big Excuse is made up of Nate Ward on trumpet, Evan Murphy on saxophone, Patrick Kelleher on drums, Max Smilen on guitar, Alexander Szotak on bass, and Black Letters from Sexual Thunder on keyboard. The Festival is being thrown entirely by a team of Loyola students and Joy Theater interns.

[Photo] Students throw festival at historic Joy Theater

Melanie Potter
November 20, 2014

Don’t let your politics get in the way of your humanity

Zach Brien
November 13, 2014
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