News

Florida’s rejection of the College Board’s new AP African American Studies course puts a spotlight on the U.S. struggle to deal with racism and Black America’s past and present.

Yang has established a reputation for helping Asians and Asian Americans succeed in Hollywood.

Seaver College celebrates 50 years
of service to science and society.

Historian Henry Louis Gates Jr. and Nobel Prize-winner Wole Soyinka — student and mentor —came to campus to share stories about the ancestors shaped them and their decades-long friendship that binds them.

The next step in renovations for Gersten Pavilion will improve facilities for student-athletes and heighten the game-day experience for LMU fans.

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.

“Off Press” took first place for Sports—Any News or Feature in the Los Angeles Press Club’s 63rd annual Southern California Journalism Awards.

After months of pandemic distancing, the LMU community gathers again at SoFi Stadium for Commencement Exercises for the classes of 2020 and 2021.

When LMU reopens for the fall 2021 semester, students, faculty and staff will discover several physical additions that will dramatically improve the learning environment and the quality of life for the campus community. Two residence complexes and new additions to the LMU School of Film and Television will have an immediate impact on life on the […]

Olvera Street, a major L.A. tourist draw and Mexican and Mexican American heritage center, faces a deeply cloudy future due to tourism’s collapse during the pandemic.