LMU Seaver College Launches New Artificial Intelligence Certificate
Graduate-level program combines hands-on training in machine learning and generative AI with a focus on ethics, responsibility, and real-world applications.
80°The publication named LMU’s Jacqueline Leung, Adam Grant, and Courtney Klipp to their Indispensables 2026 list. The Indispensables are trusted advisors, team builders, innovators, and problem-solvers whose leadership helps move their organizations forward every…

Graduate-level program combines hands-on training in machine learning and generative AI with a focus on ethics, responsibility, and real-world applications.

Eric Strauss, executive director of LMU’s Center for Urban Resilience, discussed the rise of coyote sightings in neighborhoods across Los Angeles. “With the environmental stress of a drought and extreme heat, you see not…

From data analysis to presenting at a national conference, Dayyan Chaudhri ’28, a computer science major at LMU, gained hands-on research experience during Seaver College’s signature summer research experience.

The primary purpose of the Office of Research and Sponsored Projects is to support faculty and staff in obtaining funding from sources external to the university and to provide project evaluation and statistical support…

During the Seaver summer 2026 research program, LMU students partnered with faculty mentors to study methane seepage and seismic activity at the world-famous La Brea Tar Pits.

Three Loyola Marymount University faculty and staff members were recognized on the Los Angeles Business Journal’s inaugural “Indispensables” list, a selection of leaders outside of the C-suite in Los Angeles County who are making…

Part of LMU Seaver College’s summer 2026 research program, biology student Faith Brooks ’28 used fruit flies to study how genetic mutations can contribute to tumor growth.
