Since 1923 • For a greater LoyolaI never really set out to be the Editor in Chief of The Maroon. It just kind of happened. I spent two years honing my skills and hanging out in the office in a myriad ...

Digital version of The Maroon, Loyola University New Orleans student lead weekly newspaper, sent out every Friday during the academic year.

Fogger trucks are rolling out to stop the spread of mosquito larvae and mosquitoes, however the chemicals they use could also harm humans.

Graffiti is not all about vandalism or attention-seeking behavior, it is an art form that showcases the social climate around our city.

Loyola's JSRI, along with other local organizations, sought to bring the lessons of the 1960s Civil Rights Movement into the present day.

The St. Charles Room has been undergoing renovations since the start of the semester, and is expected to be completed in February.

Loyola Law School received a special visit Monday morning from U.S. Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett. Barrett spoke to a crowd of Loyola students, professors and other community members, but ...

Clarity, consistency, and simplicity. That’s what the Oxford comma provides. It is not a serious debate, but it is a die-hard one. And the Oxford comma is not a necessary punctuation mark.

New Orleans residents voted on ten elections, eight constitutional amendments, and one parishwide home rule charter in this year's midterm elections.

Read Isabel Medina's opinion on how the US fails at providing academic freedom and expression in schools, even in higher education.

Country music prior to 9/11 targeted working-class struggles and familial bonds. Since 9/11, country music has shifted into an overly commercialized jingoistic genre.

Roy Bourgeois, the founder of School of Americas Watch, has funded two billboards to promote the ordination of women in the Catholic Church.