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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…
After a 36-year career as an education scholar and leading voice in the struggle for social justice in and out of the classroom, Antonia Darder, the Leavey Presidential Endowed Chair in Ethics and Moral…
“As social scientists, we think it is possible to develop a more equitable, more effective, and more efficient criminal justice system,” says BCLA Sociology professor Stacy Burns. With that goal in mind, she partnered…
Staff Senate invites you to participate in our Thanksgiving Food Drive, taking place Nov. 8-19. Donations will support the LMU Food Pantry, run by our colleagues in the Center for Service and Action. Learn more…
The pandemic-necessitated transition to distance learning in the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), beginning in the spring of 2020 and continuing through the 2020-21 academic year, caused a substantial disruption in K-12 education….
In recent years, the United States has been experiencing a renewed wave of civic unrest and social movement in the wake of the Black Lives Matter movement and violence against people of color. In…
John Jain, M.D., described his late sister Sunita as “a young woman who was well ahead of her time in her awareness of social justice.” During her life, she joined the ACLU, was an…
