Inspired by the character Alex Cross, Emmanuel Roman Broussard ’23 wanted to join the FBI to track serial killers. Instead, at just 19 years old, Broussard decided to join the U.S. Air Force. With the help of some veterans he …
In 2011, at just 18 years old, Jameson Buelvas ’21, a communications major from Johnson City, Tennessee joined the Army. He chose to enlist after seeing many members of his family serve. He also held a deep desire to get …
The military offers a unique opportunity to travel the world while being in an atmosphere that provides direction while promoting leadership and physical, emotional, and mental toughness. Striving to experience the world from a larger perspective and searching for an …
Justice on Tap is a series framed around racial justice and other social justice issues. During the September event, the focus was on the intersections between racial justice and Latinx Heritage Month. September’s student speakers were Dezmin Hemmans, Christian Jackson, …
Through a series of speakers throughout the semester, students are engaging with former LMU students who Live a Life of Purpose through their careers, relationships and personal interests. Melvin Robert, ‘05, ’14 is co-anchor of Your Morning on Spectrum News …
Looking for ways you can serve or take action in your community during Day of Action this Saturday, Oct. 10? Here are 12 ways you can get involved in your community and take action, including virtual and remote options.
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On September 9, 2020, the president, vice president, and senate of the Associated Students and Graduate Students of Loyola Marymount University were sworn in during the annual 2020-21 Inauguration ceremony.
The following students were sworn into ASLMU and GSLMU:…
Need to find some ways to boost your fitness and recreation while at home? Here are 8 ways to boost your fitness and recreation routine this fall with virtual options from the Virtual Student EXP hub and Campus Recreation and …
Watch LMU students share in the tradition of finding beauty even in tough times and examining the way that reflection shapes and builds inner strength, confidence, and resilience from last week’s Student EXP orientation session about practicing Ignatian Values.…
*Update: Since the original posting of this story, the Brothers of Consciousness student organization has now raised over $50,000 to support protesters, enact legislative change, and support the Black community both in Los Angeles and across the country.
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