May 28, 2022     |      PDT

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A Matching Challenge Gift Celebrates 20 Years of Student Investment Fund

When Robert Lu ’03 proposed a matching gift challenge of $100,000 in support of the Student Investment Fund (SIF) at the LMU College of Business Administration (CBA), the challenge was met by former CBA Dean John Wholihan, Ph.D., who inaugurated the SIF two decades ago. The fund gives CBA students the chance to gain practical experience of investing, and now that opportunity will be opened to students from across the university.

LMU Alumni Unite to Create the Brandon Farmer Memorial Scholarship

Members of the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity have joined together to mark the memory of their fraternity brother who passed shortly after graduating from LMU in 2011. The cohort of brothers have committed a total of $30,000 to the scholarship intended to support a student who will play an active role in The Learning Community (TLC) – a program that was central to Brandon Farmer’s years at LMU.  

LMU Wins First Place in Deloitte Audit Innovation Challenge

An interdisciplinary team from LMU won first place in the 2021-2022 Deloitte Audit Innovation Campus Challenge, an annual competition where student teams demonstrate how innovative ideas and cutting-edge technologies could be applied to a…

2022 Academic Awards Presented

Loyola Marymount University’s 2022 academic awards, including Scholar of the Year, Valedictorian, Ignatian and Marian award designees, were conferred during a convocation on April 21, 2022, in University Hall’s Roski Dining Room.  “While our…

Former Faculty Member Invests in Diversity and Research with $3 Million Bequest

Michael O’Sullivan, former vice provost for academic affairs and a member of the Department of Psychological Science for over 30 years, has committed a bequest of $3 million in support of faculty and student research within the Department of Psychological Science and BCLA as a whole, as well as university-wide scholarships for Native American and Indigenous students.