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As graduation season approaches, Loyola Marymount University’s Communication Studies Department (CMST) shares lessons from its recent “Careers After CMST” alumni panel to help students prepare for the transition from college to the workforce.
Awarded author and tenure-track professor of Communication Studies Corrina Laughlin was recently presented with the LMU Ascending Scholar Award.
On April 16, the Marymount Institute hosted “Democracy Dies in Misinformation,” the last event in “Being Human in an Age of AI,” a series that brought together scholars from Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts and College of Communication and Fine Arts. This event and the series highlight how faculty across disciplines are grappling with the many dimensions of artificial intelligence at a moment when AI is reshaping public life, the workplace, and higher education. Their conversations mirror a broader debate unfolding in news coverage and on social media about the growing value of distinctly human skills as AI becomes more pervasive.
Phoebe Till ’26 and Kiara Williams ’29, two students from LMU’s debate team, will travel to Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia to participate in the Social Justice Debates National Championship, March 13 through 15.
