Best Summer Beach Reads
Bestselling authors Isaac Fitzgerald and Qian Julie Wang appeared on NBC’s Today Show to share their top picks for summer, including “Biting the Hand,” written by LMU’s Julia Lee, associate professor of English (2:05…
Briefly Noted: ‘Biting the Hand’
The New Yorker writes of “Biting the Hand,” by LMU Professor Julia Lee, “In this affecting memoir, a literature professor whose parents emigrated from South Korea writes about her “inheritance” of what Koreans call…
The Art of Environmental Awareness
Students from the LMU Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts and College of Communication and Fine Arts came together to celebrate Earth Day and the Spring Equinox with an event featuring poetry and plates. On…
‘Biting the Hand’: Korean American Author Calls for Weaponizing Invisibility
Julia Lee, associate professor of English, was interviewed on NPR’s Morning Edition about her memoir, “Biting the Hand: Growing Up Asian in Black and White America.” Source: NPR ‘Biting the Hand’: Korean American Author…
Geology Meets Art in “Uplifting Tales and Eroded Histories”
“Uplifting Tales and Eroded Histories,” an interactive exhibit featuring works across various media, invites both speculation and contemplation of the Palos Verdes Peninsula’s geo-history. “This exhibition has allowed me to indulge in my two…
Stuart Ching To Serve as BCLA Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education
Stuart Ching, professor and associate chair of English, will serve as BCLA’s next associate dean for undergraduate education. He will begin his four-year term in May 2023, as Prof. Jennifer Pate cycles out after…
Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Shifting Focus of New San Pedro Art Exhibit
Daily Breeze: The exhibit features three artists — Richard Turner, Michael Davis, and Paul Harris — whose work takes what they call a speculative look at the geo-history of the Peninsula. Harris, meanwhile, is…
