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To honor the beginning of Women’s History Month this March, I recently interviewed Feryal Cherif, Ph.D., LMU associate professor of political science and international relations and director of the LMU International Relations Program. Her…
Aidin Namin, associate professor of marketing analytics in the College of Business Administration, is the winner of the 2023 American Marketing Association (AMA) Teaching Award. This award is considered the most prestigious teaching award…
Jane Brucker, LMU professor of studio arts, was invited to participate in a HAW.International grant awarded to Trier University of Applied Sciences’ Campus of Art and Design through the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD)….
A team of researchers including Assistant Professor Kyo Yamashiro of Loyola Marymount University’s School of Education released a study that finds that students who take math classes in the 12th grade improve their chances of…
For the lawyer and philanthropist Joan Lavine, Loyola Law School’s approach to education became the inspiration for a tremendous legacy: a $10 million bequest to support the library and social justice initiatives at LMU. “This gift will help transform many aspects of our work,” said Dean Michael Waterstone. “It will fuel the continued success of our clinics, where our students are working on life-changing cases for the most vulnerable members of our community. It will strengthen our law library and scholarly mission, allowing us to grow the impact of our services and work.”
The loss of a loved one inevitably changes the lives of those left behind – and sometimes those changes can lead to new and unforeseen possibilities. This was true for Johanna Lundy, J.D. ’75,…
A weekend filled with Lion Pride and family drew record attendance as more than 3,500 participants joined LMU’s annual Family Weekend from Feb. 16-19 for basketball games, senior toasts, the first Black Family BBQ,…
