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 ...

Ben Shapiro sat down with me to answer a plethora of questions ranging from free speech to social justice to his opinions on transgender pronouns. His answers are sure to ...

Gonzaga University’s potential departure to the Big 12 Conference would massively alter the college basketball landscape in the West Coast Conference (WCC) and the nation. Although this deal is ...

“I just wish there was a different option.” From friends, classmates and colleagues — I’ve heard this more times than I can count. Many members of Generation Z (Gen Z) are dissatisfied with the ...

LMU was recently awarded the school’s first-ever Mellon Foundation grant, which will promote various projects and contributions through an initiative with the goal of redefining the ethical and social ...

AI-generated images of Japanese school girls with missing limbs isn’t art, but it is dangerous.

If you're chronically online, you have more than likely come across the countless memes anointing Vice President Kamala Harris as “brat,” or seen former President Donald Trump's interviews with ...

From our attention spans to our daily habits, social media has invariably changed the modern world and our activism. When I think of the variety of posts I’ve seen this week alone, I get frustrated ...

Location, cutting edge-technology and facilities, personalized learning and a tradition of humanism — all pillars of LMU’s School of Film and Television (SFTV). Consistently ranked among the top 10 ...

Whether you’re a baby boomer, a hippy or just found yourself rummaging through your parents' boxes of dusty vinyl, we all discovered the artists and bands that changed the world of music forever. Many ...

On Wednesday, Oct. 17th, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass joined LMU in the ribbon cutting ceremony of the new Coelho Center for Disability Law, Policy and Innovation.

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 ...