Category: Articles
Dear LMU—Letters From Our Readers, Summer 2026
A Japanese American woman who was 12 when she was incarcerated by the U.S. government during World War II responds to our cover story.
CBA Hits the Century Mark
The LMU College of Business Administration marks Its first century, after being founded in 1926.
Spotlight: Dustin Essex
Dustin Essex tells us about his two years of incarceration as a youth, and that a scholarship as an adult allowed him to earn a J.D. degree from the LMU Loyola Law School.
Picking Up Pickleball
Pickleball may be the fastest-growing sport in America. Don’t get left behind: Flora Vogel ’26, former VP of the LMU Pickleball Club, tells you how to get started.
Campaign Goal of $500 Million Is In Sight
The Campaign for LMU, the largest in LMU history, is on track to meet its 500 million goal. Here’s a look at the path to the campaign’s successful conclusion.
LMU’s Commitment to Place Takes Form in 2026 Alumni Day of Service
On LMU’s Alumni Day of Service, alumni helped make the world a better place in their communities across the nation.
Stories From the Couch
Marissa Papula reflects on the impact on her life from the stories of grief, success, fear, and blessing that she’s heard from students she has counseled in campus ministry.
Heaven’s Lounge
Just what is the truth about Limbo, exactly? James T. Keane ’96 digs into the mystery of this puzzling way station.
Pelosi’s Vision For Politics, Compromise, and Community
U.S. Rep. and Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi talks about American politics in turmoil and her education at a college launched by Catholic nuns.
Will AI Chaos Precede AI Success?
Is massive investment in A.I. on a path to an economic bubble? Prof. Greg Leo suggests chaos in A.I. development is likely to precede success.