Gregory House: world-renowned doctor, diagnostician, teacher, genius, self-important, manipulative, anti-social, asshole. And much to my dismay - fictional. House is the main character of the medical drama, “House MD”, known for his cynicism,... Loyola’s applicants now have the …

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

Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola. The Maroon. Since 1923 • For a greater Loyola

Since 1923, the publications of the Loyola Student Media have worked to serve “A Greater Loyola.” That was the mission laid out by our founding editor, Harold A Dempsey, and that is the goal of the student journalists who work long hours and late nights producing the newspaper, magazine, website, and social platforms. Student-run, student-produced...

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Oct 25, 2024 · While the class of 2024 took their class photo, protesters chanted from the sidewalk: “Xavier Cole, you can’t hide. You’re supporting genocide.” The next month, the protesters marched to Loyola President Xavier Cole’s house.. These series of protests called for administrative transparency and university divestment from corporations with ties to Israel.

Nov 10, 2023 · While The Maroon’s dedication to inclusivity and cooperation remains steadfast, our university has evolved. We no longer have the Colleges of Dentistry and Pharmacy, but in their place, we’ve witnessed the emergence of the College of Business, College of Music and Media, College of Nursing and Health, and City College.

As students return to school this semester, they’re being greeted by two large construction sites. The construction in progress includes the Chapel of St. Ignatius and the Gayle and Tom Benson Jesuit Center, and a new residence building that will sit where Mercy Hall once was.. The chapel, which Loyola began constructing in the summer of 2022, has had several delays.

Chronicling 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.