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Looking forward to The Maroon’s next chapter

New Orleans · New Orleans

Looking forward to The Maroon’s next chapter

The weekend before classes started my first semester here at Loyola, I went to the third floor of the Communications/Media Complex to visit The Maroon. There were only a couple of people milling about the newsroom, but they filled the space with their warmth. I sat down with Kloe Witt, the campus news editor at the time, while she told me about The Maroon. About a week later, I became her assistant. I frequently look back on this moment when Wi…Read Article

NOLA Loyola Wolf Pack Earns First-Ever Trip to NAIA World Series

Baseball · New Orleans

NOLA Loyola Wolf Pack Earns First-Ever Trip to NAIA World Series

The post NOLA Loyola Wolf Pack Earns First-Ever Trip to NAIA World Series appeared first on . NEW ORLEANS, Loui. | SESNsports.com | May 15th, 2025 — In a winner-take-all contest at the NAIA National Championship Opening round on Thursday, the Loyola Wolf Pack took down Ave Maria (Fla.), 8-4, to earn the program’s first trip to Lewiston, Idaho, and the NAIA World Series. No. 13 Loyola opened the tournament with wins over No. 25 Oakland City …See the Story

BREAKING: Students drop a banner criticizing tuition raises

New Orleans · New Orleans

BREAKING: Students drop a banner criticizing tuition raises

Today at noon, right before the window between classes, a group of Loyola students dropped a banner outside of the Communications/Music Complex criticizing tuition raises and advocating for affordable education. The post BREAKING: Students drop a banner criticizing tuition raises appeared first on The Maroon.Read Article

Loyola raises $1.2 million to help keep long-term faculty

Loyola University New Orleans announced today it raised $1.2 million to give retention bonuses to long-time faculty at a time when concerns about pay, morale, and faculty turnover are prevelant. Loyola President Xavier Cole shared the news with students, saying the money is part of a bigger plan to invest in their faculty who make a Loyola education possible. “In December 2024, we began a fundraising effort to better support the dedicated educat…New Orleans · New Orleans Read Article

Students Raise Concerns Over Possible ICE Presence on Campus – The Volante

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The recent presence of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has raised fear at colleges across the nation, including USD. Reports of potential deportation forces on campus have left many university community members feeling threatened and or vulnerable, prompting administrative outreach. On April 14, faculty and staff members received an email stating that there had not been any federal law enforcement activity on campus, however, “Faculty …Donald Trump See the Story

Student journalists fight fears with hope and community

There’s a lack of trust in the media, according to Editor-in-Chief of the Daily Mississippian Karley Redmon. As the media faces new challenges, like President Trump’s administration temporarily banning the Associated Press from the White House press pool, many student journalists entering the field are considering what their future careers might look like. Answering those questions is one of the things that groups like the Society of Profession…Memphis, Tennessee · Memphis See the Story

Four years of Loyola and Five years of “The New Abnormal”

Growing up, my music tastes have always continued to evolve. Spotify once called me a “music nomad”, and I have resonated with the term ever since. College was no exception, as going to university supplied me with incredible amounts of musical knowledge to alter my sonic palette. Even with my favorite genres, however, I never sat down and decided on my favorite band or musician… until the end of my second year of college. During my musical adven…Chicago, IL · Chicago Read Article

Loyola students Threauxdown at Tip’s!

Uptown Threauxdown, April 3, 2025 (Maryam Cheema) Dozens of Loyola musicians rocked the house at the Spring 2025 Uptown Threauxdown event at Tipitina’s, a live music event that brought the WolfPack’s talent to this iconic venue. The post Loyola students Threauxdown at Tip’s! appeared first on The Maroon.Music · New Orleans Read Article

Amy Coney Barrett is what is needed in Supreme Court justice: Analyst

47% Right coverage: 15 sources

(NewsNation) — Legal expert Jesse Weber defended Justice Amy Coney Barrett against criticism from Trump allies, saying she is "documenting herself as more of a centrist" while making decisions on procedural grounds rather than political ideology. During a Monday interview on "The Hill on NewsNation," Weber characterized the backlash against Barrett as a "crazy amount of hate" that misrepresents her judicial approach. The Supreme Court justice ha…Ruth Bader Ginsburg · United States See the Story

Loyola to host conference on ‘Entrepreneurship, Vocation, and the Common Good’

The Center for Ethics and Economic Justice will host a seminar titled “Entrepreneurship, Vocation, and the Common Good” on April 11. The event will bring together students, business leaders, and scholars to explore the intersection of ethical business practices and personal vocation, according to Brian Boyd, the director of the center. The free and public conference will have entrepreneurs Luke Burgis and Andreas Widmer as the keynote speakers a…New Orleans · New Orleans Read Article

Tartine: A decadent taste of France Near Loyola

Located at the corner of Pine and Perrier street and just a 5 minute drive and 18 minute walk from Loyola, Tartine is a cozy French restaurant founded by New Orleans native and Loyola graduate Cara Benson. Founded in 2010, Tartine offers affordable breakfast and lunch options with quick service. The restaurant is small and cozy with French, old-timey decorations reminiscent of a cafe in Paris. Most people sit outside, where the outdoor patio has…New Orleans · New Orleans Read Article

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