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When 13 students gathered in downtown Los Angeles in 1926 to take Loyola University’s first courses in economics and accounting, they could hardly have imagined the legacy they were beginning. Those modest classes laid…
LOS ANGELES — Loyola Marymount University’s College of Business Administration – celebrating 100 years of impact, innovation, and engagement – marked its milestone anniversary with a series of events in New York. The experience…
Sung Won Sohn, professor of finance and economics at LMU, commented on how the conflict in Iran may affect consumer prices: “While a ceasefire may limit further escalation, energy markets tend to exhibit the…
Over Spring Break, Management Professors Ellen Ensher and Kelly Watson led a group of business students to Tuscany as part of MGMT 4698: Global Perspectives in Italy. Throughout the week, students explored the business…
It’s a three-peat! LMU College of Business Administration successfully defended its championship at the IDEAcorps MBA Consulting Challenge at Loyola University New Orleans on March 7-10, 2026, marking LMU’s third consecutive win! This annual…
New York City doesn’t ease you in. It pulls you forward. For more than 30 LMU College of Business Administration (CBA) students, that momentum became real during Wall Street Week, a three-day Career Trek…
Poets&Quants ranked LMU’s College of Business Administration among the Top 50 undergraduate business schools in the nation based on survey responses from recent graduates. CBA is celebrating 100 years of business education. Learn more…
Sung Won Sohn, professor of finance and economics at LMU, commented on California’s rising gas prices amid the conflict with Iran. Sohn explained that Southern California imports most of its oil and requires a…
