Mike Murat's talk at Loyola on Thursday, November 20th, gave students the rare opportunity to closely engage with an artist whose journey was anything but linear. Murat is a travel and humanistic street photographer with a strong international presence. Murat...

As the editor in chief of The Maroon, I try to stay impartial and unbiased towards most things on campus. Unfortunately, I can’t stay silent any longer.  I’ve had a mixture of emotions towards the Danna Center renovations. I like the study nooks,...

I have grown up in a generation scared to be loved. We post about love, sing about love, and dream about love, but we’re terrified of actually feeling it. Hookup culture has become the new norm. Sex becomes pleasure without connection.  I don’t...

British Vogue’s “Is Having a Boyfriend Embarrassing?” is all I can seem to talk about right now. As a long time subscriber and a self-described avoidant who’s sworn off any interest in romance for the time being, Chanté Joseph’s arguments particularly...

At the height of the pandemic, I was on a walk with a friend who identifies as gender non-conforming. On the walk, they were shouted obscenities by a burly man in a pick-up truck. Startled and panicked, we ran the multiple blocks back to my house while...

Louisiana has become the latest stage for an aggressive national immigration crackdown, and its consequences are landing squarely in our neighborhoods, classrooms, and student communities. In the past two weeks, Immigration and Customs Enforcement has...

Some Louisiana State University students are worried that Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry's vocality about picking a new coach could make it hard for LSU to land a new coach.  LSU football coach Brian Kelly was fired in the fourth season of a 10-year,...

Hailing from Vietnam, Sister Mary Christopher Mai Thi Do, simply known as Mai Do, is a nun and a first-year student majoring in Religious Studies. Do received a full-ride scholarship and chose Loyola for its academic opportunities, campus environment,...

Loyola women’s volleyball stepped into history, capturing the program’s first-ever Southern States Athletic Conference Tournament Championship—a moment senior Samantha Guillotte describes as “unreal,” one that still feels “like a fever dream.” For...

  Pawffice hours wrapped up the semester with both fluffy and scaly pets of professors coming to Loyola. Students had the chance to visit the animals as a means to destress before finals week, giving pets and treats provided by the professors. 

  Loyola’s annual Sneaux event lit up the night and transformed the front of campus into a winter wonderland. Projections illuminated ​​Marquette Hall and The Chapel of St. Ignatius and Gayle and Tom Benson Jesuit Center....