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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

This image of Jesus and Mary that stands on Loyolas campus is a copy of the original image St. Ignatius and his companions made their original vows to. According to certain polls, more Americans are not identifying as religious. Photo credit: Cristian Orellana

Record number of millennials report no affiliation with religion as faith and spirituality evolve

Riley Katz April 28, 2019

Various reports claim religion is losing the influence it once had among millenials and adults. In the annually published American Family Survey conducted by Brigham Young University in 2018, 44% of...

Pre-med junior Nadja Ochsner earned her first All-Conference selection. 14 tennis athletes in total won conference awards. Photo credit: Loyola New Orleans Athletics

Tennis program racked up 14 conference awards

Andres Fuentes April 27, 2019

With another successful season in the books, the men's and women's tennis teams are celebrating even more accolades after winning 14 Southern States Athletic Conference awards. Head Coach Kyle Russell...

Courtesy of Netflix

Review: Netflix’s ‘Love, Death and Robots’ is a burst of creativity

Sam Lucio April 27, 2019

Have you ever wanted a series about a sentient yogurt conquering the world, or farmers in giant mech suits defending their land from aliens, or mercenaries battling dracula with cats? Probably not, but...

Nathan C. Henne, Latin American Studies and Spanish professor, poses in the Loyola University horseshoe. HOLoyno is a project by Sofia Santoro, psychology sophomore that highlights the creativity and diversity across Loyolas campus.

HOLoyno: Who is Henne?

Sofia Santoro April 27, 2019

Inspired by the Humans of New York series, often shortened to HONY, psychology sophomore Sofia Santoro started an experimental project that involved taking portraits of professors, followed by a brief...

The greenhouse located on the roof of Monroe Hall sits lit with fairy lights on April 23. Photo credit: Hannah Renton

Greenhouse party sows the seeds for Earth Week

Hannah Renton April 27, 2019

Loyola switched out its maroon and gold for more earthly hues on April 23 in celebration of Earth Week. Complete with green punch and floral headdresses, Students for Environmental Action and the Physics...

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Review: ‘Avengers: Endgame’ is a fantastic end to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (spoiler-free)

Cody Downey April 26, 2019

This is the moment the entire world, seemingly, has been waiting for about a year now. After the literal shockwave that was "Avengers: Infinity War," the sequel, "Avengers: Endgame," comes back to finish...

Uptown Howl Season 4 - Episode 13

Uptown Howl Season 4 – Episode 13

April 26, 2019

April 26, 2019 On this week's Uptown Howl, Anum Siddiqui and Neecy Harrsion discuss Lil Nas X's rise to country superstardom and Coachella surprises. Shadera Moore also interviews entrepreneur...

Best friends JC Canicosa and Harvey the horse take a ride through Nine Acres on a wonderfully cloudy British day. The pony pictured above is not Patch.

JC Does Sports Abroad: Equestrian

Jc Canicosa April 26, 2019

"JC Does Sports” is a series where sports reporter JC Canicosa engages in different club and varsity sports around campus and describes his experiences as a reporter attempting to be athletic. First...

A customer uses one of the slot machines at Brunos Tavern in Uptown New Orleans. Bars and casinos across the city have slot machines allowing visitors to gamble. Photo credit: India Yarborough

Louisiana ranks as one of top 10 most gambling-addicted states

India Yarborough April 26, 2019

Meredith was in the fourth grade when the trips to Harrah’s ended. She had thought it was normal for her family to spend random nights of the week, sometimes even weekends, at one of the casino’s hotels. “We...

Festival goers dance during a live performance at BUKU Music + Art Project in 2018. Behind the scenes of the festival were numerous employees – many of them students – working to keep things running smoothly. ANGELO IMBRAGUGLIO / The Maroon. Photo credit: Angelo Imbraguglio

Music festivals that employ students provide valuable experience

April 26, 2019

Loyola is known for its music industry program and the experience it prepares students with – much of which is gained off-campus. Local New Orleans festivals such as Voodoo Music + Arts Experience,...

Finance junior Arianna Pepper went 1-6, 6-1, 6-4 in her solo victory in the conference semifinals. Both Loyola teams lost to Middle Georgia in the second round. Photo credit: Kyle Encar

Both tennis teams end their seasons in the conference semifinals

Andres Fuentes April 25, 2019

After dominating in the first round of the Southern States Athletic Conference Championship tournament, the Wolf Pack tennis teams hoped to use that winning momentum in the semifinals versus two nationally...

Business sophomore Joseph Short celebrates point. Both tennis teams advanced to the semifinals in the SSAC Championship tournament. Photo credit: Loyola New Orleans Athletics

Tennis teams bring the heat in the first round of the conference championships

Andres Fuentes April 25, 2019

Both the men's and the women's tennis teams are making a racket at the Southern States Athletics Conference Championship tournament. On April 24, both teams dominated in the opening round, beating both...

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