Sophia Maxim, Managing Editor for Print
• April 26, 2024
Some Loyola students are switching from vaping to smoking cigarettes. The Louisiana Office of Alcohol and Tobacco Control banned six major vape brands in March 2024. Design junior Daniel Garces speculates...
If you are an avid user of Instagram or Facebook, you may have noticed a substantial decrease in a specific type of content in your social media feeds these past few weeks.
A new policy has been put...
Tennessee House Republicans have passed a bill that would legalize the concealed carry of handguns for teachers on school campuses who are approved by the school principal and law enforcement.
Teachers...
Loyola students are working with the Flourishing Sisterhood project to create a new podcast.
“Flourishing Sisterhood: Nourishing Communities in the Gulf South” aims to provide support and promote...
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...
Issues with violent crime and debates over concealed carry are pushed further into the spotlight of local and state politics following a shooting that took place late on the night of Sunday, April 14th...
More than 200 chemical plants nationwide will be required to reduce toxic emissions that are likely to cause cancer under a new rule issued on April 6 by the Environmental Protection Agency.
Areas that...
Daniela Martínez, Executive Producer of the Maroon Minute
• April 12, 2024
Editor’s Note: Quotes from Julian Son Ramos were translated by Daniela Martínez
Café con Inglés is a free weekly tutoring class where immigrant Spanish-speaking students can learn or improve their...
The New Orleans Public Library system announced that it would be operating fine-free beginning April 1 after operating on a temporary fine suspension plan in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The news...
At the end of the semester, students can donate items they don’t need after moving out as a way to help local charities and reduce items from ending up in landfills.
From May 7 to 10 in the residential...
Sophia Maxim, Managing Editor for Print
• April 8, 2024
Students and professors flocked to the Palm Court to view the partial solar eclipse this afternoon. Although the sky was cloudy with light rain, viewers witnessed the crescent of sunlight during intervals...
Glass Half Full, Keep Louisiana Beautiful, ArcGNO, The Grounds Krewe, Realcycle, NolaCans4Food, Vintage Green Review, ricRACK, and SOUL Nola are nine non-profit organizations in New Orleans that work towards...
