Lions Develop App to Exonerate the Innocent
When two childhood friends reconnected after one ended up on the faculty at Seaver College of Science and Engineering and the other at LMU Loyola Law School, the result was not only a rekindled…
Justin Levitt Named White House Senior Policy Advisor
LMU Loyola Law School Professor Justin Levitt, a nationally recognized scholar of constitutional law and the law of democracy, has been appointed White House Senior Policy Advisor for Democracy and Voting Rights by President Joseph Biden and…
Capstone Project Improves Efficiency at Church Food Bank
As the COVID-19 pandemic’s disastrous effects on joblessness and the economy spread across Southern California over the past year, donations to food banks grew exponentially to meet the expanding need in the community. Little…
African American Studies Is Essential to Our Country’s History
By Dr. Marne Campbell Associate Professor and Chair of African American Studies The African American Studies Department at Loyola Marymount University was founded in 1981 under the leadership of sociologist, John Davis, who led…
Lessons from the Pandemic
By Dorothea Herreiner We knew these things before, yet, they have become clearer. Being challenged has helped us focus on what is important and discover new opportunities, new ways of engaging and learning, new…
Brian Treanor on the Poignancy of “Melancholic Joy”
Professor Brian Treanor, a member of the philosophy faculty at Loyola Marymount University for 18 years, has a broad range of teaching and research interests including identity, otherness, nature, wilderness, toleration, forgiveness, hope, virtue,…
Students’ Hearts Transformed during Virtual Trip to El Salvador
MISSION AND MINISTRY | Gabi Jeakle ’23 spent her last week of Christmas break learning about women’s rights and climate change in El Salvador. Jeakle, an English major, submitted a student reflection about the…
