Olivia Palombo ’25 started working at The Los Angeles Loyolan during her first year at LMU and had the opportunity to join the team of writers, including Chris Benis, Jennifer … Read more
Jennifer Woo ‘25 currently serves as the managing editor for The Los Angeles Loyolan and has been working there since her first year at LMU. Along with four other students, … 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 Los Angeles Loyolan announced its Endowed Merit Scholarship winners for Fall 2018. The four winners were: Jacob Cornblatt (’21, Life + Arts editor and now incoming editor-in-chief), Allie Crawford (’19, … Read more
Dr. Lane Bove, Senior Vice President for Student Affairs at Loyola Marymount University, has been selected by the College Media Association to receive the 2017 Louis E. Inglehart First Amendment Award.
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.
For the second year in a row, The Los Angeles Loyolan is a finalist for one of collegiate media’s top honors — the Gold Crown Award. It is the first time in the publication’s history to receive the honor in consecutive years.
From the campus of Loyola Marymount University, KXLU provides music commercial free to the Los Angeles community including the city’s best rock radio show, according to LA Weekly.
Mukta Mohan may have graduated from Loyola Marymount University in 2014, but she continues to host a radio show on KXLU — an experience she credits with helping her land at MTV.