Author: Joseph Wakelee-Lynch
Where Is Voting Under Threat?
Legislation revising rules about several aspects of voting processes across the country could influence final tallies in the upcoming November election.
China’s Migrant Mothers
Mothers in rural China who move to cities for employment and an income often leave their children behind, sparking feelings of guilt and failure. Prof. Meng Li has done research about them and their painful choice.
The Choral Portal
Mary C. Breden, former director of Choral Activities at LMU, offers her suggestions on finding the pathway to enjoying choral music, which has inspired human beings for centuries.
John Legend and Janelle Monáe To Speak at Commencements
Loyola Marymount University will welcome award-winning, multi-platinum singer-songwriter John Legend as the keynote speaker for the 2024 undergraduate commencement exercises on Saturday, May 4; Janelle Monáe, acclaimed singer, songwriter, producer, and performer, will speak at the graduate commencement on Sunday, May 5. An EGOT-winning artist with a trophy tally that includes 12 Grammys, three Emmys, […]
LMU Preserves Damaged Bluff Letters
LMU is taking steps to repair and preserve the iconic letters on the bluff that were damaged by the rains of winter 2022–23.
The Pride: Marcela Escobar-Alava ’92
The career of Marcela Escobar-Alava ’92 has led her from her family’s restaurant business in El Monte when she was 9 to the White House. Follow her path here.
LMU and L.A. Rams Join Strategic Partnership
The LMU-Los Angeles Rams partnership is the NFL team’s first with a higher education institution and one that promises benefits to both organization.
Rivalry: Lakers vs. Warriors
Some would argue there was no NBA era better named than the Lakers’ “Showtime.” Others would argue “Showtime” moved north to the Bay Area with the appearance of Curry, Klay and Green. Two fans go toe-to-toe in Rivalry.
Going South
The hyperpolarization that defines today’s politics has its roots in the Southern Strategy of the 1960s.