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Alvarado and 3rd
The United States meets Central America at L.A.’s Westlake intersection. Rubén Martínez finds that survival is one of the many stories found at this hemispheric meeting place.
Mind Bridges
Mental health therapy usually has assumed a face-to-face interaction between practitioner and client. The COVID-19 pandemic radically upended the standard delivery model, but it offered some new approaches as well.
Next Step in Gersten Renovation
The next step in renovations for Gersten Pavilion will improve facilities for student-athletes and heighten the game-day experience for LMU fans.
Driving Ambition
Louis Foster is a first-year student with a reputation for fast driving. He’s been seen topping 160 mph. Not on Loyola Blvd. — this British speedster drives race cars.
Africa’s Voice of Conscience
Wole Soyinka, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature (1986), is a Nigerian writer and activist who has become as much a cultural symbol of national importance as his nation’s leading writer.
A Conversation With Holly Mitchell
Los Angeles County Supervisor Holly Mitchell, who was elected chair of the Board of Supervisors in December 2021, talks about her goals as supervisor
A Conversation With Stan Johnson
Stan Johnson, head coach of LMU’s men’s basketball, talks about the strategic importance of culture in a Div. 1, NCAA basketball program.
A Conversation With Jane Chow ’19
“Sorry for the Inconvenience,” the award-winning short film by Jane Chow ’19, is set in L.A.’s Chinatown. She talks about why Chinatown means so much to her, a native Hong Konger.