During the first meeting of the semester, the Standing Council for Academic Planning and Provost Mark Manganaro addressed updates on departmental and program assessments. According to the council, every...
A prostitute named Passion and a crazy cat lady that live down the street are just two of the interesting characters that frequently pass philosophy senior and editorial editor for The Maroon Jessica...
WASHINGTON (AP) - Americans planning to attend the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, should be vigilant about their security due to potential terrorist threats and the country's ban on lesbian, gay, bisexual...
Students are preparing to gather donations through the 2014 Class Giving Campaign to develop the senior class gift for this year. Allison Hotard, assistant director of annual giving for campaigns, said...
A student organization is leading a new effort to make Loyola a more sustainable institution with an optional student fee. The Loyola Association of Students for Sustainability has put forth a Green Funds...
As the third and harshest arctic blast of the season hit Louisiana on Tuesday, Jan. 28, the New Orleans Police Department Homeless Assistance Unit set out to help get homeless people throughout the city...
Three Loyola biology graduates are conducting research across the U.S. and abroad. Juan Calix, A'05, has been studying Streptococcus pneumonia and researching what factors contribute to someone becoming...
Starting Friday, Feb. 1, Residential Life will begin charging residents for being locked out of their rooms. The policy was discussed earlier this month at the Carrollton Hall Residential Assistant First...
Loyola College of Law began its yearlong centennial celebration by holding an Alumni Luncheon on Friday, Jan. 31. Maurice "Moon" Landrieu, former New Orleans mayor and College of Law alumni, was honored...
The English department has a new chairman this semester with the appointment of John Biguenet. Biguenet accepted the position after the previous chair, Christopher Chambers, became director of the Walker...
LONDON (AP) - Go ahead - just try to get away with it. If you're willing to take the risk, you'll pay the price. That's the challenge laid down to drug cheats thinking they can dope their way to success...
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - After years of cuts, Louisiana governor, Bobby Jindal, is recommending a $25 billion budget for next year that increases spending on colleges, public schools and health care services,...
