For Loyola Marymount University (LMU) freshman Abby Manullang, homesickness is no stranger. As an out-of-state student from Belleview, Washington, she says her first few months away from home presented a … Read more
Each semester, the Institute for Leadership Studies awards one student of Loyola Marymount University (LMU) with its unique Hansard Fellowship. Students spend a semester in London, attending the prestigious London … Read more
Led by a mission to ensure both honesty and inclusivity in all cultural conversations, the Intercultural Facilitator (IF) Program at LMU has quickly become an integral part of the community. … Read more
Jenica Rose Garcia ’21 was eager to find community when she moved from her hometown in the Bay Area to Los Angeles to attend Loyola Marymount University. For Garcia, LMU’s … Read more
The Los Angeles Loyolan, LMU’s student-run newspaper, recently received the Davis L. Adams Apple awards from the College Media Association. The award named the publication the “Best Newspaper” among all … Read more
On the evening of Feb. 20, hundreds of LMU students filled Burns Back Court for “An Evening with Jessie Williams,” the main event in this year’s campus-wide First Amendment Week. … 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
Just 24-hours after ringing in the new year, a group of eight Loyola Marymount University (LMU) students set off on an inaugural pilgrimage to the Holy Land. Accompanied by professors, staff and campus ministers from different religious backgrounds, the diverse group of pilgrims represented some of the faith traditions alive at LMU including Christian, Muslim and Jewish communities.
On the morning of Jan. 19, members of the Loyola Marymount University community showed their Lion Pride at the new annual event LMU Day. Thanks to the work of passionate students, the day was devoted to promoting school spirit for LMU athletics among fans.
Throughout November and December, the LMU Food Pantry stocked up for the busiest months by hosting its first-ever on-campus food drive. With the support of the community, the LMU Food Pantry collected an array of non-perishables as well as monetary donations from students and staff all over campus, helping the program to meet the needs of the student community. Donation stations and collection boxes were set up around campus and inside C-Stores, while various departments in University Hall and other student organizations like Pi Beta Phi and Sursum Corda held their own collection events for the Pantry.