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“When we reduce it to simplistic narratives — that this is a Black thing, this is a white thing — and we can’t take the extra step in telling it in its complexity, we’ll…
Kevin Merida, executive editor of the Los Angeles Times, told Loyola Marymount University students that his top priorities at the helm of the largest newspaper in the West are adapting to the digital environment…
Forget everything you’ve ever known or heard about poetry. It may seem counterintuitive to say so, and sometimes poetry is considered relevant only for a particular group of people (spoiler alert: mainly, poets!), but…
Aaron, Othello, and Caliban. Two Moors and a monster. Three representations of the Other in plays written for a white audience centuries ago. English Professor John Reilly has reinterpreted these three classic Shakespeare characters…
Loyola Marymount University students, alumni, faculty, and staff were honored for their work over the past year at the Southern California Journalism Awards, presented Oct. 16, 2021, by the Los Angeles Press Club. Against strong…
What do felt puppets and a Jesuit university have in common? It may sound like the setup to a bad dad joke, but in this case the answer is English professor Kelly Younger. Younger…
The Capstone is a daunting final graduation requirement for Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts Journalism students. Formats vary from a paper, to a long form article, to multimedia compositions. Ideally, the project exhibits the…
