The COVID-19 pandemic upset many plans for LMU-sponsored service activities. A pivot was called for, and Lion Acts of Service was the result.
AUTHOR
Joseph Wakelee-Lynch
Articles by Author
Drenched
The United States appears increasingly engaged in internal political warfare. Editor Joseph Wakelee-Lynch asks, “What is the cost of joining the battle?”
The Broken Vessel
Kara Allen, Ed.D. ’14 describes her journey from crying with her 5-month-old while parked at University Hall to her job as chief impact officer with Spurs Sports & Entertainment.
The Long View
We asked Chris Louie ’91 for his favorite marathon races. He has run 132 marathons at last count, so he had plenty to choose from.
No Places Like Home
How does California’s Central Valley become home when you’ve been raised in metro Detroit and moved 10 times? Jermaine Johnson II ’19 is working on an answer to that question.
In Memoriam Winter 2022
A list — a memorial wall, in a way — of those in the LMU alumni community who have passed away.
Dispatches Winter 2022
It’s the stuff of life — our alumni keep us all up to date with news, developments, work, achievements, accomplishments and more.
Climate Chaos
Extreme California weather may bring chaos, but do we resist, mitigate or adapt to preserve the climate, our common good? David L. Ulin explores the path head and our responsibilities.
The Bove Era Ends
Elena “Lane” Bove’s career at LMU spans four decades, which doesn’t include her time as a Marymount undergraduate when Marymount College and Loyola University merged. Read our tribute to someone who may be unique for serving so long and at such a high level in the university’s history.
LMU Magazine Podcast Wins Top Media Award
“Off Press” took first place for Sports—Any News or Feature in the Los Angeles Press Club’s 63rd annual Southern California Journalism Awards.