September is National Recovery Month, and Recovery at LMU is invites the LMU community to help celebrate and support those in recovery. LMU’s Center for Student Collegiate Recovery opened in … Read more
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 … Read more
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 … Read more
Loyola Marymount University has been recognized once again in the 2020 edition of The Princeton Review’s Best 385 Colleges list. This year, LMU ranked in the top 20 in several … Read more
This past spring, the LMU Sorority & Fraternity Life community hosted their first ever annual LMU Dance Marathon – a 6-hour event celebrating yearlong fundraising totaling $44,349 for the Andrew … Read more
In June, the 2018-19 LMU Residence Hall Association (RHA) president Amada Reyes ’19, won the National Association for College and University Residence Hall President of the Year award. Reyes was also … Read more
The Burns Recreation Center (BRC) started this year off with a bang by unveiling a long-awaited renovated studio at the beginning of January to host F45, a rapidly growing fitness … Read more
In January 2019, 200 students from across the Loyola Marymount University (LMU) service organization community participated in annual Martin Luther King (MLK) Day of Service. The annual Day of Service is hosted by the Center for Service and Action (CSA) to celebrate the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Each year, CSA works with students from all ten service organizations to donate their time and their organization’s resources to support the projects of a community partner.
On the morning of her honorary degree ceremony at Loyola Marymount University, Gail Abarbanel took time to engage with, inspire and challenge LMU’s student leaders.
Dr. Lane Bove, the Senior Vice President for LMU’s Student affairs, was awarded the Louis E. Ingelheart First Amendment Award by the College Media Association.