Higher Ed Exec Armstrong Moving to University IT Role
Tamara Armstrong, a veteran technology leader in the California public sector, will be the next vice president and chief information officer for Loyola Marymount University.
Poll Shows Decline in Americans Who Believe in God
Associate Professor Brett Hoover of LMU Theological Studies spoke about the results of this poll, noting the decline in self-reported belief in God is linked to the trend in which younger people are less likely to think of themselves as religious.
After Synod ‘Listening Phase,’ L.A. Catholics Hope for Start of Something New
The Archdiocese of Los Angeles hosted events including a synod of Latino women in leadership at Loyola Marymount University, as well as sessions for deacons and women religious in the archdiocese.
T-shirts? Ice Cream? Retailers Cash in on Juneteenth
The move by companies to cash in on Juneteenth comes as the U.S. remains fraught with racial tensions, said Darnise Martin, clinical associate professor of African American studies at Loyola Marymount University.
Using Blended Learning to Explore Multifaceted Topics
Loyola Marymount University’s Shannon Tabaldo predicts that blended learning will naturally become “just everyday good teaching in K–12 classrooms.”
The Fed Got More Hawkish. How Long Will It Last?
What this means is that stagflation is here, and the strong job market Powell has pointed to won’t last, says Sung Won Sohn, professor of finance and economics at Loyola Marymount University.
Bonuses for California Health Care Workers Clear a State Budget Vote. What’s Next?
State residents are going to pour this money into a consumer market that already has excruciatingly high demand for many goods and services that are in short supply. The relief funds will add to…
