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, … Read more
October marks National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and helps raise awareness about the importance of finding breast cancer early. LMU joined the fight against breast cancer during National Breast Cancer … Read more
Leading an Alternative Break trip to Tuscon, AZ, was more than an educational opportunity for Karolina Reyes ’19. The experience helped her become more informed on current immigration policies and … Read more
TEDx, an independently organized TED event, returned to the Loyola Marymount University campus on Saturday, October 27 to create conversations for students, faculty, staff and the local community. Over 100 attendees got to hear motivational stories and personal messages from nine speakers from a wide variety of backgrounds all “in the spirit of ideas worth spreading.”
From service and ministry to clubs and campus events, Aya Diaz ’18 is — in one word — involved. Those experiences at Loyola Marymount University have given her confidence she’s now looking to share with others.
Carlos Soto ’16 developed his homegrown love for tequila into a business idea during his senior year at Loyola Marymount University. Now Sotos owns Nosotros Tequila, which is winning over taste buds up and down the west coast.
In recent years, Associated Students of Loyola Marymount University increased voter participation in students elections so drastically that LMU is now the most politically-active Jesuit campus in the nation.
For 60 years, the Student Worker organization has made things happen. Promptly, cheerfully, efficiently, Student Workers have set up events, cleaned up afterward, moved things around and did their share to help LMU run smoothly.
For the second consecutive year, Loyola Marymount University’s Tower yearbook has been honored as the best in the country by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association.
From a community garden and free reusable water bottles to solar-powered rooftops, Student Housing has again received recognition for its sustainability efforts on Loyola Marymount University’s beautiful campus.