With men's and women's basketball season in full tilt, the beginning of winter also signals the start of Wolfpack baseball. ...

The men's basketball team finished January with two critical conference wins as it continues to battle for a spot in the Southern States Athletic Conference Tournament. ...

The men's basketball team continues a thriving season while its senior guard, biology senior Corey Gray, leaps toward sports legacy at Loyola. ...

Other teams around the country wish they had this much heat. Since the beginning of the season, the women's basketball team has bounced into the court with a record number of wins, and, according to head coach Kellie Kennedy, they don't plan on sto...

Anyone who has been keeping up with New Orleans news has undoubtedly heard about the juvenile curfew currently in place in the French Quarter, requiring all youths under the age of 17 to be off the streets by 8 ]]>; Thu, 2 Feb 2012 1.2694189 Editorial and Opinions Christine Johnson In My Opinion Editorial and Opinions http://www.loyolamaroon.com/editorial-and-opinions/column-internet-regulations-challenge-freedom-1.2694186 David Zemmels On the Record

In China, the Communist government actively restricts access to information available over the Internet. On Tuesday, Jan. 18, you got a taste of a world where access to information online is restricted. Several Internet media giants including Wikipedia...

No patron of the C-Store has failed to notice that it sells goods at higher prices than what one might find off campus. In case my previous column confused any of you, I shall prove that I am not an Austrian economist by analyzing empirical data to est...

When Sigma Phi Epsilon and Phi Kappa Psi took underage rushees out drinking, both the current and prospective members knew they were in the wrong. They understood they were breaking the rules, and...

Dear editor, In response to Eric Knoepfler's column, 'Internet blackout affects all,' I would like to comment further on the state of our civil liberties, censorship and the ]]>; Thu, 2 Feb 2012 1.2694181 Editorial and Opinions Knoepfler's column, 'Internet blackout affects all,' I would like to comment further on the state of our civil liberties, censorship and the Editorial and Opinions http://www.loyolamaroon.com/religion/students-gain-insight-volunteering-in-jamaica-1.2694167 DWAYNE FONTENETTE

Twenty-six Loyola students and staff rang in the New Year by giving aid to Jamaican citizens. Their resolution: continue their service back home. The students and staff participated in Loyola's two Ignacio Volunteer programs, the Winter Experience and ...

College can serve as an experience full of challenge and discovery. One's faith is no exception, as students encounter and develop new views on religion. Why the drop in religiosity? Conor ]]>; Thu, 2 Feb 2012 1.2694161 Religion Conor KARL GOMMEL Staff Writer Religion http://www.loyolamaroon.com/religion/student-searches-for-the-universe-energy-1.2694154 J. Karin Curley Spiritual Experiences
By: J. Karin Curley Spiritual Experiences

When the student is ready, the teacher will appear. When you are finally open to learning new things, your world opens up. This doesn't have to be literal; 'a teacher' can just be your mind, expanded. My teachers manifested as an amazing man and a powe...

The Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius Loyola are now available even to those with a modern, busy lifestyle. The Spiritual Exercises are a compilation of meditations, prayers and contemplative practices developed by Ignatius Loyola. The 18th Annotation Sp...

After traveling over 5,000 miles by herself at 18, Allegra Tartaglia, started college in a completely new country, leaving her safety net far behind. For the first time in her life, ]]>; Thu, 2 Feb 2012 1.2694150 Life & Times Tartaglia, started college in a completely new country, leaving her safety net far behind. For the first time in her life, KRISTEN HIMMELBERG Assistant Life and Times Editor Life & Times http://www.loyolamaroon.com/life-times/keep-friends-close-but-identity-closer-1.2694148 SHANNON DONALDSON Staff Writer
Identity theft can put lives on hold

When English writing sophomore Erin Knowles left for T.J. Quill's one night last week, she had no idea her identity would be at risk when the night was over. After leaving her purse near a friend to t...

Many students arrive on campus in the fall without a car. For residents, the cost of parking on campus adds an additional $200 a semester to an already hefty tuition bill. So we're commonly told about all the other means of transportation: bikes, buses...

A new club is in the works for Loyola that focuses on black male students who struggle to pay for tuition by offering them programs and support. The Coalition is a black male initiative that has been a group on many campuses nationwide, and it was form...

The world's largest youth-run organization has come to Loyola. AIESEC, a French acronym that translates to 'International Association of Students in Economics,' will prepare students for the b...

The U.S. News and World Report Education ranked the best online graduate programs in the country, and they named Loyola's School of Nursing online program one of the top in the nation. The online...

Robert Thomas has a new addition to his collection of jarred turtles in formaldehyde, stacks of environmental books and maps of Louisiana on his office wall: the Dux Academicus award. Each year...