Extreme California weather patterns caused by climate shifts may force us to change how we live. But to protect the climate, our common good, will require more: to change how we live with one another.
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Gates and Soyinka On Mentors and Ancestors
Kara Allen, Ed.D. ’14, CIO, on the Spurs’ Role in San Antonio
Alvarado and 3rd
Driving Ambition
Climate Chaos
LMU Magazine Podcast Wins Top Media Award
Trellises
A Conversation With Holly Mitchell
A Tribute To Lane Bove
Behind the Scenes of a Race Driver’s Photo Shoot
A Conversation With Vin Scully
The Dogs That Save Us
Eric Strauss on Climate Change
The Pandemic Lessons
Stage Rights
Cougar Town
Amped Up
The Bones of St. Peter
The Next Mile
U.S. Rep. Karen Bass On Election Results
Jason Bentley ’92 on KXLU And Artists’ Conversations
California’s Catholic Browns
America’s Unfinished Democracy
Click Here For Open Democracy
The Afterlife
A Dream Born on Skid Row
The Hard Road To Reconciliation
Losing Touch
The Laws of Dance
Rudy deLeon ’74 on the Biden Presidency
The Magazine of the Year
Ivan Ehlers ’04 on Drawing in The New Yorker
Powering Down
Stefan Bradley on the Black Lives Matter Movement
Justin Levitt and Election 2020
Chaya Crowder on Black Voters and U.S. Elections
Michael Genovese
Sean Kennedy ’86, LLS ’89
Troubling Calm
David Romero ’09 on Joining the Jesuits
Sung Won Sohn
The Shuttering of Olvera Street
Fall in Love With LMU
Fernando Guerra and Brianne Gilbert
The Coronavirus and Catholic Schools
Lessons From the Virus Wars
Tragedy’s Ripple Effects
L.A.’s Financial Prognosis
Kate Pickert
Service in the COVID-19 Lockdown
Dramatis Personae
Highlights From the DNC Debate at LMU
The Counter Vote
Off Press Podcasts
View all episodesPaul Krumpe on LMU Men’s Soccer Hopes
Paul Krumpe, head coach of LMU men’s soccer, heads into the 2021 season with perhaps the strongest team he has fielded in his 24-year tenure. Krumpe talks about a squad that brings almost everyone back from last year’s championship season and his expectations for his team’s performance this year.
Ernesto Colín ’99, M.A. ’01
The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted far more than the day-to-day operations of America’s schools. “What happened here is that the pandemic has revealed the fissures that we have in education settings and amplified all of them,” says Ernesto Colín, LMU professor of education. Colín talks about what we’ve confronted and what we’ve learned.
Jason Bentley ’92 on KXLU And Artists’ Conversations
Jason Bentley ’92 says his stint as general manager of KXLU occurred during “the golden age of college rock.” Here he talks about his days in the KXLU studios and his new podcast, The Backstory, featuring interviews with artists.