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Szlachta-McGinn and Rodriguez-Berardi Elected GSLMU President and Vice President
GSLMU | Gabrielle Szlachta-McGinn ’21 was elected the next GSLMU student body president, and Taina Rodriguez-Berardi ’21, the next vice president, on Friday, April 3, 2020, by Loyola Marymount University students. This was an exciting election year for GSLMU as …
Palen and Mares Elected ASLMU President and Vice President
Jack Palen ’21 was elected the next ASLMU student body president, and Elsie Mares ’21, the next vice president, on Friday, April 3, 2020, by Loyola Marymount University students. Voter turnout was 41 percent in ASLMU’s first all-virtual election.
Palen, …
Five Tips for Building a Healthy Relationship
Has Cupid’s arrow struck you this Valentine’s Day? Whether you have a long-term partner or you’re in a promising new relationship, the following are the essential building blocks of supportive and fulfilling relationships:
- Communication
No one, no matter how much
Building Legacy and Tradition On and Off the Ice
Hockey has been bringing Lions to the ice to compete since some of the very early days at LMU. In 1930, an ice hockey team got its start by recruiting LMU football players to play during their off-season. The program …
Advocating for Action: Ignatian Family Teach-In
This November, 18 LMU students and staff from Campus Ministry and the Center for Service and Action traveled to Washington, D.C., for the 22nd annual Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice. More than 2,000 participants from Jesuit institutions across the country …
90 Years of Service: The Crimson Circle
This year, LMU’s oldest service organization on campus, the Crimson Circle, is celebrating its 90th year. As the original service organization on campus, Crimson Circle has been an integral part of the Lion community, read what their President Raleigh Burk …
Sharing a Global Impact on the Bluff
Anastasiia Glushneva ‘21 is a communication and journalism double major from Siberia, Russia. For Glushneva, living in Los Angeles is very different than her home town. “I lived in a small city, which was very condensed. You could tell where …