Someone scrolling Loyola's website might be interested in finding what centers and institutes Loyola offers. While scrolling, the Center for the Study of New Orleans may catch their eye. Or perhaps the...
Daniela Martínez, Executive Producer of the Maroon Minute
• April 19, 2024
Since its beginnings, the Loyola University Community Action Program has given Loyola students the opportunity to service and connect with the Greater New Orleans community.
Founded around 1975 by former...
A new university policy on artificial intelligence for faculty and students is being considered for approval by the University Senate.
The issue is one that is of great concern to university faculty,...
Sophia Maxim, Managing Editor for Print
• April 16, 2024
Students clustered outside of university buildings this afternoon due to a Loyola power outage that has been resolved, which disrupted class schedules and shut down the campus internet.
"A lot of...
According to an email sent by Loyola Alert Notification, the power is out across Loyola’s main campus.
Students are being evacuated from buildings. Sophomore english student Max Schweikarth said it's...
Biology Pre-Health junior Rowan Sawyer passed a bill within the Student Government Association for the inclusion of crawfish composting on campus. For the general body of Loyola, however, a question...
For freshman Josephine Faulk, who primarily navigates using a wheelchair, it can be difficult to get to where she needs to go due to inaccessible landscapes and infrastructure.
Faulk said navigating...
After a month with the new dispatch system that the Loyola Police Department implemented this semester, Chief of Police Todd Warren said it’s going well.
LUPD was previously partnered with Tulane...
Violet Bucaro, Assistant News Editor
• April 12, 2024
Before choosing a university, identical twins August and Em Bay wanted to flee New Orleans. They presumed they’d choose different universities, but they separately fell in love with Loyola without...
The Disabled Student Assembly is a recently chartered organization Loyola that aims to end stigmas and cultivate community for students with disabilities and their allies.
DSA President Kaley Delker...
Criminology and justice sophomore Sawyer Castle said she got the idea to table in the Danna Center to raise money for medical aid in Palestine after Israel increased its violence against Palestinians in...
