Crosswalks can be dangerous, but that doesn’t mean you should stay out of them. Metaphorical ones, too. The intersection where faith crashes into knowledge, where creativity clashes with order, is sometimes filled with light. Cross at the light.
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Joseph Wakelee-Lynch
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When Humility Answers Hate
A philosopher suggests that intellectual humility, which seems to be in short supply in the nation’s public and political discourse, can bring hope amid hate.
Patrick Stewart: The Lucky Knight
Patrick Stewart, globally famous for his roles in TV’s “Star Trek: The Next Generation” and Marvel’s X-Men movie series, took a seat on the Mayer Theatre stage Nov. 1 and gave SFTV students a career retrospective. He was interviewed by…
My Favorite Hitters
Billy Traber was West Coast Conference Pitcher of the Year in 2000, and he followed that with a nine-year professional career, with five in the majors.
Yesterday
Starting in 2010, LMU began collecting the stories of the university as remembered by alumni, faculty and staff. Seven students, guided by Laurie Pintar, an adjunct professor of history, began the work of assembling memories and reflections of events, milestones and day-to-day life on the LMU campus.
Lions Athletic Center
The Lions Athletic Center, which opened April 1, 2011, is a top-notch facility featuring the Chad and Ginni Dreier Strength and Conditioning Center and the ADG Conference Room.
10 Superfoods for Healthier Eating
We asked Hawley Almstedt, associate professor of health and human sciences at LMU, to share 10 particularly healthy foods that everyone should know about. Here’s her list.—The Editor
What’s My Path To Sports Broadcasting?
Senior Dalton Green is aiming for a career in sports broadcasting. He’s worked with LMU’s sports media and interned with baseball’s Oakland Athletics. What should he do next? Take a moment to give a fellow Lion some sound career advice.
Win a Hoodie With Your Sunset Photo
Send us your most awesome L.A. sunset photo. If we publish your shot in our “Ode to the L.A. Sky” homage in an upcoming print issue of LMU Magazine, you’ll win a cool hooded sweatshirt!
To Kneel or Not to Kneel
Fans or not, millions are watching football this season to see who is, and isn’t, protesting. But are they asking why? Shaun Anderson, professor in the College of Communication and Fine Arts, talks about sports, protest and political messages.