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Loyola Marymount University computing and engineering student organizations joined together this spring to host LMUHacks 2023: Hack for Good, the first in-person hackathon held on LMU’s Westchester campus since before the pandemic. Teams worked…
On April 28, undergraduate and graduate students in civil and environmental engineering, electrical and computer engineering, mechanical engineering, and healthcare systems engineering presented their capstone projects projects to industry representatives, alumni and the Loyola…
As a prominent engineer and leader in aerospace, Wanda Austin, Ph.D., has spent a good amount of time identifying UFOs. Not to be confused with weather balloons or unidentified beings, the UFOs she has…
Facing a career transition in early 2020 after selling the family business she had run for 18 years, Loyola Marymount University alumna Carolyne Smigelski returned to her alma mater as part of her career…
The beginning of the capstone project was lying in a corner of the Cheryl and Robert Gross Engineering Design Center. John Vanderwey, a mechanical engineering senior from Phoenix, Arizona, took the partially fabricated chassis…
50 years ago, President Donald P. Merrifield, S.J., and a group of progressive LMU educators identified the urgent need for cross-fertilization within the fields of STEM. The result was a merger of the Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Physics departments with the departments of Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical Engineering, establishing the college we now know as LMU Frank R. Seaver College of Science and Engineering.
