First-Generation Political Science Student Is Eager to Change the World for Good
“[I chose LMU because] I thought there would be more opportunities to apply what I learned in class to the real world—to make a change.”
“[I chose LMU because] I thought there would be more opportunities to apply what I learned in class to the real world—to make a change.”
LOS ANGELES — Loyola Marymount University today welcomed more than 8,600 students to its Westchester and Playa Vista campuses for the start of 2023-24 academic year. Members of the Class of 2027 were selected…
“It is so possible to overcome the obstacles that life throws at you. You just have to prioritize yourself and your goals, and most important, seek out a community of people who will support you.”
On a chilly evening in December, the cozy first floor of Featherston buzzed with enthusiasm and holiday cheer. Dressed in ugly holiday sweaters and festive sweatpants, students, faculty and staff chatted while building gingerbread…
The Udall Foundation has given its prestigious award for environmental leadership to a Loyola Marymount University student for the first time. Noah Kim ’24, a screenwriting and environmental studies student, has been awarded a Udall scholarship for leadership,…
In 2020, Executive Vice President and Provost Thomas Poon, Ph.D., announced that “LMU has taken another step in expanding our global reach and influence by receiving non-governmental official observer status by the United Nations…
EdSurge editor and reporter Jeffrey Young sat down for a podcast interview with LMU President Timothy Law Snyder, Ph.D., to hear more about his views on Gen Z — the “solidarity generation,” a term…