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Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

The Maroon

NAOMI YAVNEH

Column: Office hours are for more than advising

NAOMI YAVNEH September 24, 2013

Even after all these years, I remember my first time vividly. The professor was young, slight and sandy-haired, not exactly a heart-throb, but kind of cute in a rumpled oxford cloth and chinos, nerdy...

Letter to the Editor: All students need a window, including the music students

MATTHEW HIGGINBOTHAM September 24, 2013

Dearest Editor, It has come to my attention that there has been a recent surge of interest in "the window" and the specific happenings in that little hour-and-a-half chunk of time allegedly free to all...

Loyola law grads focus on LGBT law

Topher Danial September 20, 2013

It was summer 2012, and Ryan Delaney, Loyola College of Law A'08, was on the verge of abandoning his legal career. Unable to find a satisfactory job with other law firms, Delaney had just decided that...

Since 1896, Camellia Grill stands on South Carrollton Avenue. In the midst of legal drama, the diner’s owner hopes to keep the building in it’s orginal state.

Camellia Grill applies for landmark status

NIA PORTER September 20, 2013

In 1896, the building located at 626 South Carrollton Avenue housed nothing but a small store - a store that would later be replaced by The Camellia Grill, a recent historic landmark applicant. On Aug....

Campaign strives for faith in the future

SHAMARA KING September 20, 2013

The Faith in the Future fundraising campaign has raised $37 million toward its working goal of $100 million. The Rev. Peter S. Rogers, S.J., associate professor of languages and cultures, said the title...

Student Success Summit brings seat card changes

LAUREN PATTON September 19, 2013

Carrie Burke, psychology sophomore, has never used a seat card before this semester. Little did she realize that the pink slip would be her key into the course. Changes came about in response to Student...

University budget deficit decreases

University budget deficit decreases

TAYLOR DENSON September 19, 2013

On Sept, 12 the University senate announced that the budget deficit has dropped almost two million dollars from a projected $9.5 million in early August to $7.5 million. The original projection was based...

Brief: Book release honors Jesuit

September 19, 2013

Loyola's Institute for Ministry will celebrate the late Rev. Gerald "Jerry" Fagin, S.J., and the recent release of his new book, "Discovering Your Dream: How Ignatian Spirituality Can Guide Your Life." The...

Brief: College of Law: there’s an app. for that

September 19, 2013

Loyola's College of Law has developed four apps and a search engine for Louisiana Laws through the Litigation and Technology Clinic. Law students represent clients each fall and utilize their experiences...

Firms hired to help with enrollment

KARL GOMMEL and KARL GOMMEL September 19, 2013

Loyola will be host to a title fight happening on campus. In one corner, there's the university's enrollment shortfall. In the other corner, we've got a tag team of consulting firms with a history of...

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