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Finding creative ways to give back is practically baked into the DNA of the Loyola Marymount University Music Department. So, when a capital improvement opportunity came along earlier this year to upgrade equipment and…
LMU’s School of Film and Television is officially a member of The Green Film School Alliance (GFSA), joining twenty-six other sustainability minded schools committed to lessening the environmental impacts of film production practices. GFSA…
Joseph Stiglitz, winner of the 2001 Nobel Memorial Prize in economics and Columbia University economics professor, participated in a virtual event for Loyola Marymount University students where he argued that our prevailing approach to…
Loyola Marymount University is once again ranked as one of the best schools in the nation for aspiring entrepreneurs, according to The Princeton Review and Entrepreneur magazine. Both the undergraduate and graduate entrepreneurship programs…
The journey from a downtown L.A. warehouse to a ballroom near D.C. with 1,000 applauding people is an unlikely one for a junior screenwriting major. Winning a national award for producing a short film…
Christian Buenaventura’s Emmy is nestled in a small nook – originally made for a light fixture – above the mantle in his living room. It’s the perfect home for any Emmy. Buenaventura, a 2005…
Sathya Manoharan ’23, a former U.S. Marine Corps artillery officer, is currently enrolled in the Pre-Medical Post-Baccalaureate Program. He is one of the many student veterans at LMU who receive scholarship support; military training can equip individuals with an unparalleled sense of dedication and rigor, and private funding plays an important role in enabling veterans to fulfil their academic potential. “Growing up, I felt that being in the military was one of the most selfless things you could do,” said Manoharan. “Whatever shape my career ends up taking, it’s clear to me that it will be deeply involved in service to some capacity – whether to country or community.”
