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For Computer Science major, Joaquín Loustau ’16, getting a holistic education has been his priority. That’s why he added a Catholic Studies minor, which has allowed him to study intellectual interests and explore his…
Caroline Schreiber ’15 chose her Screenwriting major to get a leg up in the television world. She added a European Studies major just because she loved it. And by the time she graduated, her…
This summer, philosophy and English double major, MariaCarolina Gomez ’17 caught a glimpse into the daily life of an immigration lawyer. Funded by the Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts’ Career Pathways grant, Gomez interned…
For 39 first-year students, Los Angeles has become their laboratory for studying religion, culture and globalization. They are members of the Global City living-learning community, a new program that orients students to college-level academics in…
This letter from journalist Scott Meslow ’10 first appeared in the English Department’s “Letters to a Young English Major” series. Dear LMU English Major: Congratulations on selecting your major! I wouldn’t tell just anyone they should pursue…
“World Religions in Los Angeles.” “Islam and the Building of America.” “Judaism: Religion, History, Culture.” Today, students take for granted that they can take courses like these at Loyola Marymount University, a Catholic institution….
The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism—one of the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH)—recently awarded a Loyola Marymount University research project $374,000 to investigate a possible link between decreased bone health and…
