Elizabeth Drummond, Ph.D., associate professor of history, was recently named the newest director of LMU’s Marymount Institute for Faith, Culture and the Arts. In this position, Drummond will directly ...

In honor of Earth Day, Brian Treanor, Ph.D., philosophy professor, spent 12 consecutive hours on the Bluff reading aloud from the classic novel "Walden," written by Henry David Thoreau.The reading ...

In an era reshaped by artificial intelligence (AI), the Loyolan spoke with Justin Winters, professor in the School of Film and Television (SFTV) at LMU, about his Producing and Screenwriting with AI ...

University President Timothy Law Snyder, Ph.D., made $1,175,991 in compensation in LMU’s 2022-23 fiscal year, according to the IRS Form 990. On the precipice of his 10th year serving as LMU’s 16th ...

I paid an artificial intelligence (AI) art generator $12 to create 424 portraits of myself spanning 53 art styles and historical periods because I watched strangers on TikTok do the same. The number ...

We’ve all heard the popular saying to “have the memory of a goldfish.” However, studies show that Generation Z has taken this phrase a bit too literally. The attention span of an average Gen Z ...

They say you shouldn’t bring up religion or politics at the dinner table, but for many of her fans, Taylor Swift gracefully finds herself at the center of both. Don’t believe it? Just ask a few LMU ...

Emma Russell (E.R.): Hello. Welcome to Lions in the Spotlight. In this series, we sit down with accomplished members of the LMU community who share their lives, impactful work and knowledge with us.

To be a politician entails living in the constant focal point of the public eye. For Manhattan Beach, California City Councilwoman Amy Howorth and many other government officials, this can range from ...

Crimson Circle hosted a blood drive on campus to encourage people from the Westchester community to donate blood and help save lives. The Loyolan had the opportunity to follow the blood and understand ...

In 2025, amid constant change and ongoing disasters, it's easy to lose sight of what truly matters. With the year barely half over, the Jesuits reflect on the importance of fostering community, love ...

As someone without a car and a U.S. driver’s license, I can say from personal experience that there is very little one can do to get around in Los Angeles besides coercing car-owning friends to become ...