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The Ultimate 2 a.m Meal

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It’s easy to get lost in a long night of studying, clubbing, hanging out with friends, or even just doomscrolling for hours, but what do you do when this night ends at 2 AM on an empty stomach? You can try breaking into the Dana Center, but LUPD wouldn’t like that. What you and most... The post The Ultimate 2 a.m Meal appeared first on The Maroon .

When Did You Feel Your Best?

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“Health”. One syllable. One word. Yet so fluid, manifesting in a plethora of ways. Whether it is physical, mental, emotional, or spiritual, health matters, and it means something different to each and every one of us. Health and feeling your best isn’t a cookie-cutter outline, and it’s most definitely not something set in stone. Think... The post When Did Yo

What’s your Starbucks order?

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For some college students, a Starbucks run is about getting enough caffeine to make it through an early morning class. For others, it is a chance to catch up with friends, try a drink they saw online, or simply enjoy a favorite they have been ordering for years. On a college campus, Starbucks has become... The post What’s your Starbucks order? appeared first

When the new semester motivation starts to fade

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With the semester reaching its midpoint, students are entering the second half of the semester while continuing to manage classes, assignments, and campus responsibilities, simultaneously tackling midterms. For some college students, the change is subtle. Getting out of bed becomes harder. Staying organized takes more effort. Weekends that once felt like a b

Men’s Cross Country kicks off season opener with new record

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In the recent 5K Battle for New Orleans, held at Lake Oaks Park, senior Jace Luckowski toppled the previous 5K school record by 10 seconds with a time of 15:27.3, inspiring his teammates to strive for a competitive and successful season. At the Battle for New Orleans, Loyola finished third out of eight schools... The post Men’s Cross Country kicks off season

Students perform at Hispanic heritage month cabaret - The Maroon

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Theater for the Culture hosted its Latin Heritage Cabaret to celebrate Hispanic culture through poetry, music, and performance.

Students motivated to bring motorsports to Loyola

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Over the past Labor Day weekend, Loyola senior and history major Charlotte Berg traveled to Kentucky with the Tulane Formula Racing club to receive her racing license. After two days of testing, Berg earned her official racing license certificate by the Collegiate Racing Series, making her the first ever female licensed by the organization. ... The post Stud

New ‘Faith in AI’ grant brings anti-technology spaces

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The Loyola Institute of Ministry received $75,000 from a grant proposal by the Lilly Endowment Inc. called Faith in the Age of AI, which aims to assist Loyola Institute of Ministry in implementing spaces for Loyola students to practice Christianity away from artificial intelligence. Lilly Endowment Inc. is based in Indiana but has a national... The post New

Women's golf concludes their fall season - The Maroon

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The women's golf team finishes their fall season and give insight into how it lived up to their expectations.

Pack News April 27, 2026 Capstone Broadcast

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Check out Capstone’s last newscast of the spring 2026 semester.

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