John Dorsey is professor of civil engineering and environmental science. Take a look inside his office.
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Joseph Wakelee-Lynch
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Sursum Corda Turns 25
Sursum Corda, now a quarter-century old, started through an encounter with a person in need who selflessly told a couple of LMU students there were others in more need than she was.
The Road to the Pros
U.S. sports culture for many adolescents, from middle school, or younger, through high school, seems increasingly characterized by a trend that leads young athletes to the narrow pursuit of excellence in just a single sport. The potential rewards are significant: advanced athletic development, personal satisfaction and even college scholarships and free tuition. But less obvious are unsentimental statistics that paint a starker picture of the frequency of that level of athletic achievement. Here is a look, in numbers, at the very narrow road to elite athletic success.
Sam Lagana ’84
Sam Lagana has been the stadium voice of the NFL Los Angeles Rams in the Coliseum for the past two years, since the team returned to the L.A. area.
Pope and President Push Reset on Catholic America
President John F. Kennedy and Pope John XXIII brought hope and raised expectations to American Catholics and the global Catholic Church. Together, they changed how U.S. Catholics saw themselves as members of U.S. society.
LLS Innocence Project Receives DOJ Grant
The Loyola Law School, Los Angeles Project for the Innocent (LPI) has been named the recipient of a $223,000 grant by the U.S. Department of Justice for its advocacy work.
Training and Developing the Elite Athlete
Athletic success in college sports today depends as much on training and wellness as on talent, drills and repetitions. Take a look at the work to prepare LMU athletes before the starting whistle.
Heroes and Villains
Joe August been an avid gamer for almost as long as he can remember, and he works in the field now. We asked him to tell us about his favorite video game good guys and bad guys.