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Ava Acharya

Ava Acharya

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Managing Editor for Digital, The Maroon

New Orleans

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Total articles 51

  • Persistent water supply issues continue to affect students

    By Ava Acharya| The Maroon Verified Areas of Uptown have been plagued by a number of water supply issues, including boil water advisories and service shutoffs. And, these shutoffs come without prior warning or timeline for when service might continue, according to biology junior Meghan Williamson. She said these shutoffs impact her daily routine, as she is unable to shower or cook without water. In early January, New Orleans’ Sewerage and Water Board began the process of replacing several 100-plus year old drinkable water pipes.

    By Ava Acharya · The Maroon

    Feb. 23, 2024

  • Students boycott campus Starbucks

    By Ava Acharya| The Maroon Verified As students enter a new semester, some aim to leave behind their former favorite campus coffee spot – Starbucks. This shift comes following widespread calls to boycott the corporation due to their treatment of workers and political leanings, which is primarily a social media movement. On the popular video platform TikTok the hashtag #boycottstarbucks has received over 216 million views.

    By Ava Acharya · The Maroon

    Jan. 26, 2024

  • Persistent water supply issues continue to affect students

    By Ava Acharya| The Maroon Verified Areas of Uptown have been plagued by a number of water supply issues, including boil water advisories and service shutoffs. And, these shutoffs come without prior warning or timeline for when service might continue, according to biology junior Meghan Williamson. She said these shutoffs impact her daily routine, as she is unable to shower or cook without water. In early January, New Orleans’ Sewerage and Water Board began the process of replacing several 100-plus year old drinkable water pipes.

    By Ava Acharya · The Maroon

    Feb. 23, 2024

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The Maroon

Breaking news, information, sports updates and more, from The Maroon, the official student newspaper of Loyola University New Orleans.

New Orleans, United States

Founded: 1923