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.
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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.
The Next Mile
Chris Louie ’91 is a marathon runner. Maybe a marathon marathon runner is more accurate — he’s run 128 of them. Here’s what makes him move.
The Pandemic Lessons
Evelyn McDonnell says she never again wants to teach in ‘Zoom university.’ But, she learned how to make her future in-person courses even better than before.
The House That Pam Built
On Feb. 24, 2020, Greg Boyle, S.J., M.A. ’85, delivered the homily at the memorial service for Pam Rector, director of LMU’s Center for Service and Action. To a congregation that filled every seat and spilled out onto the steps…
Guarding the Guardians
With the U.S. onset of the COVID-19 crisis in early 2020, students who entered college while homeless or who had been in foster care were especially threatened. At LMU, some at-risk students had lost jobs, had no home to return…
A Conversation With Camille Bryan ’20
When Camille Bryan’s parent told her they would establish a scholarship in her honor, Bryan decided to name it for her late friend and classmate Bianca Red Arrow. Here she explains why.
Harmonizing
Music brought Alyssa Cosindas ’04 and Chris Jahnke ’02 together. Years later, they’re still singing the same melody.
Networking Pride
Life, from one perspective, is all about giving and receiving. Rarely are giving and receiving mutually exclusive. They start at birth, and never cease. A few months into the pandemic, in July 2020, the offices of Alumni Engagement and Career and…