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
When Sarahn Sanfoka came to Loyola Marymount University, The Learning Community and Office of Black Student Services sparked her interest in the African-American community on campus. Now as a senior, she’s looking to inspire future students to continue to build that community.
The Intercultural Facilitator Program at Loyola Marymount University has again been awarded national recognition for its efforts to establish authentic, thoughtful student engagement focused on sensitive topics around diversity and social justice.
Loyola Marymount University students recently met with Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti and fellow community and campus leaders to discuss the current climate at colleges across the city.
As part of Loyola Marymount University’s Day of Dialogue, students came together with members of the Los Angeles Police Department for a conversation on race relations. For sophomore Kaelyn Sabal-Wilson, it was an empowering and eye-opening experience.
The Guardian Scholars Program at Loyola Marymount University was honored as the year’s most outstanding campus program in Jesuit higher education. Henry Ward, director of Intercultural Affairs, was also recognized for his commitment to diversity and social justice.
The Intercultural Facilitators program has once again been recognized with a national award for its meaningful dialogues about race, culture, gender, class and other issues related to the intercultural experience at Loyola Marymount University.
Jewish Student Life at Loyola Marymount University welcomed new leadership this year — including a new rabbi — and also introduced new initiatives to address both its Jewish constituents and its many campus partners.
Through her involvement in the Intercultural Facilitator Program, Ana Cornejo has learned that everyone has a culture and everyone has a story.