The Maroon - Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola
WEBMercy Hall set to welcome students by 2025. September 6, 2024. Eloise Pickering, Managing Editor. For the last year, the back corner of Loyola’s campus has been a source of dust, noise, and road blockages. By the end of summer 2025, however, the construction site will become Loyola’s new apartment-style dorm building: Mercy Hall.
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WEBSophia Maxim, Editor-in-Chief May 23, 2024. Load More Stories. Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola.
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WEBDigital version of The Maroon, Loyola University New Orleans student lead weekly newspaper, sent out every Friday during the academic year.
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WEBMaria DiFelice, Breaking News Editor April 26, 2024. Load More Stories. Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola.
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WEBA weekly newspaper, The Maroon publishes issues on Friday mornings during the regular school year. Founded Nov. 15th, 1923, The Maroon has served as Loyola’s newspaper as the university endured the Great Depression, a world war, civil rights struggles, and the rebuilding following Hurricane Katrina. Our online platform made its debut in 1998 ...
OPINION: The Maroon ties Loyola’s community together
WEBNov 10, 2023 · Michael Giusti has served as Maroon Adviser since 2006 and has seen the impact The Maroon has had on Loyola's community.
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Loyola brings in largest and most diverse freshmen class in school history
WEBAug 28, 2021 · COVID-19 has brought virtual learning, social distancing, and vaccine and mask mandates to Loyola in its 18-month tenure. This year, despite these hurdles, the ongoing pandemic also brought Loyola its largest and most diverse freshman cohort in its 113 year history.
The Wolf - The Maroon
WEBChronicling the life and happenings of Loyola, The Wolf offers a snapshot of the trends, lifestyles and personalities who make Loyola the unique community it is. Born from The Wolf Yearbook in 1999, Wolf Magazine continues to carry the mission of being the cultural observer of Loyola’s campus. After a 3 year hiatus, The Wolf has returned.