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Had the recall measure qualified for the ballot on Tuesday, city officials would probably have worked to consolidate the recall with the regularly scheduled June 7 election, where Bonin is expected to appear on…
The unit that promotes Loyola Marymount University’s Catholic identity and collaborates with partners on integrating mission across campus is getting a new name: The Center for Mission and Identity. “We want faculty and staff…
Citlali Soriano Cruz was born in Mexico City and immigrated to California in 2001. She volunteers regularly at her parish, Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Compton. She has no formal college education and never…
The Jewish Studies program offered its first course in 2008 and since then its courses continually fill to capacity with a growing number of students selecting to pursue it as an academic minor. Through the Jewish…
On November 22, the LMU Center for International Business Education and the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures presented a webinar titled “Foreign Language Use in 21st Century Business and Organizations: New Skill Sets…
The College of Business Administration’s newly acquired space in the lower level of the Von der Ahe Building is home to the new Business Innovation Zone (BIZ). Located next door to M-School headquarters, the…
Real estate is booming in Los Angeles with forecasts projecting continued growth and demand. Meanwhile, LMU students have become increasingly interested in pursuing careers in real estate. In fact, the LMU Real Estate Society…
