Considering Ballona and the Tongva People
By Eric Strauss and Lisa Fimiani In my 11 years here at LMU I have gotten to know members of the indigenous community, engaged students in their stories and undertaken research projects on their…
Embodying Peace with Ignatian Themes
MISSION AND MINISTRY | Faculty and staff are invited to an in-person, weekend Ignatian experiential retreat the first weekend in February. The retreat site, the Mary and Joseph Center in Palos Verdes, includes private rooms…
SFTV Faculty Get Animated Series Picked Up
Say the words “green light” to an entertainment professional and expect a wide range of emotional reactions. Matt Schlissel, M.F.A. ’15, heard the words “congratulations on your first season of TV,” but he didn’t…
Open Enrollment Ends Today!
Don’t miss out! Enroll by 5 p.m. today. Open Enrollment ends this evening at 5 p.m. for eligible faculty and staff. This is your once-a-year opportunity to choose the benefits that are right for…
International Education Week Celebrates LMU’s Global Connections
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK 2021 | Student Affairs and Academic Affairs have partnered to celebrate International Education Week, promoted by the U.S. Departments of State and Education, during the week of Nov. 15-19, 2021. Multiple campus…
Historian, Panelists Explore Serra’s Complicated Legacy
LMU ANTI-RACISM PROJECT | Reflecting the complex, fraught, and inextricable histories of Indigenous peoples, the state of California, Loyola Marymount University, and Father Junípero Serra, a noted historian and a select panel illuminated the issues…
All Are Welcome: LMU Celebrates Black Catholic History Month
November is National Black Catholic History Month and Campus Ministry will host a virtual talk called “Strong Women Keep A Coming: The Perseverance of Black Women,” on Nov. 16 at 4 p.m. Diana Hayes,…
