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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Opinion: Find a school that fits for you, even if it means transferring

Andrew Lang January 20, 2019

Loyola is a small school with a close-knit community in a city filled to the brim with culture. But if it’s not right for you, find another school that meets your needs. Remember, college is essentially...

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., speaks during an organizing event at Manchester Community College in Manchester, N.H., Saturday, Jan.12, 2019. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)

Democrats double down for 2020 election

Emma Ruby January 19, 2019

Although 2019 has only been in swing for several weeks, the new year has acted as a catalyst for Democrats across the country looking to the 2020 presidential elections with hope. For months, names...

Leanne McCallum, task force coordinator for the Greater New Orleans Human Trafficking Task Force, presents in the Audubon Room on Jan. 11.  McCallum used the movie Taken and a way to break down common misconceptions about human trafficking Photo credit: Hannah Renton

Human trafficking forum fights social misconceptions

Andrew Lang January 19, 2019

Though SGA President Sierra Ambrose is often involved in promotion of on-campus events, a Jan. 11 forum on human trafficking felt a little more personal than most. “Growing up, I know that my mom...

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Gov. John Bel Edwards plans to increase minimum wage

Tyler Wann January 19, 2019

An extra $1.25 an hour may not seem like a lot, but for a college student working 40 hours a week to pay the bills, it adds up. That’s what an average week looks like for Cecil Johnson, a theatre...

University Senate endorses idea for online associate degree program

University Senate endorses idea for online associate degree program

Rose Wagner January 18, 2019

The University Senate approved a motion yesterday to endorse the concept of City College and the possible development of online associate degree programs. City College was a program abolished post-Katrina...

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New online class attendance policy goes into effect

Alexandria Whitten January 18, 2019

Loyola students enrolled in online classes this semester must adhere to a new attendance policy instituted by the Office of Academic Affairs. The new policy requires online students to participate in...

Uptown Howl Season 4-Episode 2

Tess Rowland and Ariana Del Mar January 18, 2019

This week on Uptown Howl, Tess Rowland and Ariana Del Mar give you the latest in entertainment news. Khayla Gaston interviews Loyola photographer Christian Riley.

Greek Life confusion results in organization probations

Greek Life confusion results in organization probations

Cody Downey January 18, 2019

A "paperwork" issue has thrown Loyola's Greek organizations into turmoil — with some questioning what the future will hold. Eight Greek organizations on Loyola's campus are on temporary social probation...

Photo credit: Ariel Landry

Wolf Pack takes a bite out of the New Year

Ariel Landry January 18, 2019

It’s Jan. 1, and you’ve got that “new year, new me” mindset. But, we all know resolutions tend to be pretty hard to keep. This can be especially true for the party-hard, night-owl on a college...

SGA fails to fulfill diversity initiative, senate plans for inaugural homecoming

India Yarborough January 18, 2019

Before parting for winter break, Student Government Association President Sierra Ambrose asked cabinet members to reflect on her campaign initiatives. Their verdict? At least one objective had not been...

Communication issues are to blame for Greek life social probation

January 18, 2019

For members of the Loyola community who participate in Greek life, the past week has been tumultuous. With these organizations placed on social probation, members cannot participate in social activities...

Finance senior, Ethan Turner, (33) ended the game versus Dalton State with 12 points, three steals, two assists and two rebounds. Photo credit: Loyola New Orleans Athletics

Double-doubles cause trouble for Dalton State, helps secure Wolf Pack victory

Derrick Ransom January 17, 2019

With the Wolf Pack at home in the Den, Loyola's men's basketball team relied on their freshmen duo to beat Dalton State, 73-72, on Jan. 17. The home game began with Loyola falling behind in the first...

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