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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

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Madison Mcloughlin

Madison Mcloughlin , News Editor

Madison McLoughlin is an English Literature sophomore. She is excited to be taking on the role of News Editor this year. Previously, she has worked as a Contributing Writer for The Maroon. She spends her free time exploring New Orleans, traveling, and reading.

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Hansen’s opens for 81st snowball season

Madison Mcloughlin, Pack News
March 11, 2020

Student directs documentary about Adams Bay

Madison McLoughlin, Pack News
February 17, 2020

Krewe of Nyx park promotes inclusivity, honors Nancy Parker

Madison Mcloughlin
February 4, 2020

Locals deal with high water bills

Madison Mcloughlin, Pack News
January 28, 2020
Captain Maurice DAquin tags a small redfish on Nov. 2. D’Aquin spends most of his days on the water, fishing off of the artificial reefs. Photo credit: Madison Mcloughlin

Artificial reef program benefits fisherman, oil companies alike

Madison Mcloughlin
December 5, 2019
jesuits New Orleans saints

[Photo] Loyola Jesuits cheer on the New Orleans Saints

Andres Fuentes
November 22, 2019

Storyland welcomes families, new exhibits

Madison Mcloughlin
October 8, 2019
Wolf Pack for Life president Madison Tuck listens as vice president Alex Lucas speaks in the August 20 officer meeting.

Wolf Pack for Life embraces change

Madison Mcloughlin
August 26, 2019
Photo by Loyola New Orleans Athletics. Photo credit: Vanessa Alvarado

Fall and winter sports boast their smarts

Madison McLoughlin
April 8, 2019
United Brothers Association looks to unite students of color

United Brothers Association looks to unite students of color

Madison Mcloughlin
February 25, 2019
Illustration by Ariel Landry.

Loyola to take part in Civil Rights road trip

Madison Mcloughlin
February 21, 2019

Les bons moments roulez at 22nd French Film Festival

Madison Mcloughlin
February 20, 2019
A Saints fan picks up a thrown flag at the Magazine Street block party. Photo credit: Madison Mcloughlin

[Photo] Saints fans let the good times roll despite missing out on Super Bowl LIII

Andres Fuentes
February 3, 2019
The LemonShark street tiles greet customers at the door with an authentic New Orleans vibe. Photo credit: Madison Mcloughlin

LemonShark Poké combines New Orleans culture with Hawaiian tradition

Madison Mcloughlin
January 17, 2019
Trees boast their green lights as families navigate through the paths of Celebration in the Oaks. Photo credit: Madison Mcloughlin

GALLERY: Celebration in the Oaks

Madison Mcloughlin
December 21, 2018
Lights shone on the Miracle on Fulton Street ornament. Photo credit: Madison Mcloughlin

[Photo] Gallery: CBD lights up for the holiday season

Andres Fuentes
November 29, 2018
Investigation sheds light on possible Entergy dishonesty

Investigation sheds light on possible Entergy dishonesty

Madison Mcloughlin
November 1, 2018
SGA town hall

SGA town hall brings attention to student issues

Madison Mcloughlin
September 20, 2018
New Orleans Uptown Bars

Which Uptown bar is your perfect tinder match?

Madison Mcloughlin and Kaylie Saidin
September 12, 2018
Photo credit: Catie Sanders

Short Fiction: Inspiration

Madison Mcloughlin
August 31, 2018
Julia Gollobit, food studies junior, pushes food studies books of a desk in Monroe Library. After its first year in existence, the food studies program was suspended for the 2018-2019 school year and its future remains uncertain. Photo credit: Cristian Orellana

Loyola shelves food studies program

Madison Mcloughlin
August 30, 2018

Positive updates from new blog

Madison Mcloughlin
April 30, 2018
Avery Bell, music education senior, left, and Bryan Maassen, music composition junior, lead a second line during the opening ceremony for the Bateman teams Geaux for the Gold With Purpose campaign Feb. 22, 2018, at the Peace Quad. The Geaux for Gold With Purpose campaign aims to create an official day for the fight against child Cancer. JULES LYDON/Courtesy

Bateman competition team goes for the gold

Madison Mcloughlin
March 1, 2018
Nathan Ament, director of admissions, hopes to use his new position to grow the university. Ament began working on January 11 and is excited to work for a Jesuit University.

Ament excited to start new adventure

Madison Mcloughlin
January 29, 2018
Loyola Students wait in line for textbooks outside the campus bookstore on January 17, 2018. Some students are spending up to $300 to $400 dollars on books needed for classes( USE $300 a semester or $400 semester). Photo credit: Cristian Orellana

Textbooks break students’ banks

Madison Mcloughlin
January 22, 2018

Leaders ’emerging’ from Loyola

Madison Mcloughlin
December 7, 2017
The Orleans Room plays host to the Jazz Brunch on Sunday of Family Weekend in 2015. This year, Residential Life is inviting alumni, as well as families. Photo credit: Courtesy of Department of Student Involvement

Residential life adds new spin with Wolf Pack Weekend

Madison Mcloughlin
September 27, 2017
Brianna Daniel, history junior, writes a message on Brittany Webb, biology sophomore, for the Dear World event held in The Danna Center. Dear World is a photo storytelling project that has visited hundreds of college campuses. Photo credit: Erin Snodgrass

Dear World shares Loyola’s story

Madison Mcloughlin
August 23, 2017
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