Maleigh Crespo is a journalist based in New Orleans, Louisiana. She is a writer for The Maroon, a local publication, where she covers a variety of topics including local news, arts and culture, music, and social issues. Maleigh is passionate about giving a voice to underrepresented communities and highlighting the vibrant culture of New Orleans.
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Maleigh's coverage primarily focuses on local events, entertainment news, and sustainability in New Orleans. She often includes reviews of art and music as well as announcements related to community events and university activities.
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Maleigh Crespo Sign in front of Milton H. Latter Memorial Public Library. The New Orleans Public Library system has gone fine-free.
Music industry studies junior Maya Davis known as “a girl called maya” on social media and streaming platforms released her debut single “begin again” with sophomore Corey “CJ” Sanders.
As a new inductee of the Tortured Poets Department, my first order of business: a deep dive into the chairman’s 16-track composition of tortured, heart-wrenching, (and sometimes shady) poetry, lyricism, and masterful storytelling – a strength Taylor Swift has always been to deliver to dedicated fans and casual listeners alike. With this new black and...
The Loyola Baseball team is gearing up for the end of the season and preparing to make another deep run in the Southern States Athletic Conference Tournament after being eliminated in the semifinals last season.
In my three years at Loyola, I’ve had my fair share of campus jobs – from stocking drinks in The Market, making sandwiches at Subway, creating social media content for academic departments, monitoring the desks in the dorms, shelving books at Tulane, to now being a resident assistant in Biever Hall. One thing to note...
Sophia Renzi Regina “Gina” Kendall helps a customer at the post office.
Criminology junior Brooke Ball has been going to the Student Health Center since her freshman year at Loyola. In fall of 2021, Ball went to the center for treatment for an ear infection where she was prescribed medication to pick up at CVS pharmacy.
By: Francisco Esteves, Maleigh Crespo
Biology freshman Nicholas Martin’s athletic journey began in high school, where he played eight different sports: football, baseball, basketball, swim, tennis, cross country, and track and field. Of them all, it was track and field that earned him an invitation to join the Wolf Pack as the first decathlete on the team in 12 years. ...
Bruce France Jazz studies senior Willa Rudnick conducts the Tulane University Marching Band at a Tulane football game. Courtesy of Willa Rudnick.
When Taylor Swift made her star-studded appearance in the Big Easy for The Eras Tour, it felt like the entire city had embraced her. From the giant friendship bracelets on the dome, an entire section of the skeleton house dedicated to Swift, to characterized beignets at Cafe du Monde dressed up in each era, everyone had pulled out all the stops to greet the popstar and the Swifties who’d be visiting the city for the show. For me, who has been lucky enough to call New Orleans home, it was indescribably special to see a city I love so much embrace a person I love so much – whose music has been the soundtrack of my life and time in NOLA.
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