I have a confession to make: I really don’t have a major problem with Saint Mary’s College. And while I’m at it, this: I used to be on their payroll. It’s true: I once was a writer for their university…
Joseph Wakelee-Lynch
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The Story Bronzed
Universities are considered places of texts and stories, but a foundational story was told in bronze this past week. A sculpture symbolizing the mission of the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary was unveiled Nov. 13 at the Marymount…
First Person: My Life on Olvera Street
Christina Mariscal, who majored in history and Spanish as a student at Loyola Marymount University, grew up on Olvera Street, the heart and birthplace of Los Angeles.
A Welcome to the Lion’s Den
There were neighborhoods in this country in the ’50s and ’60s where no one’s kids went to Notre Dame University, yet, it seemed, everybody rooted for the Irish. Mine was one. In my Irish Catholic Philadelphia parish, you’d think we…
What They’re Saying About Andy Stevens
What They’re Saying About Andy Stevens
Voices: Rod Carew
When Rod Carew, one of baseball’s greatest hitters, spoke to students April 19, he acknowledged the pinnacles he had reached as a baseball player.
Traditions: Belles
Passing on the Light
The Value of the Stick
A special course in the community-based learning model changed this student’s goals in life.