Videos
A Look at the President | Professor, mathematician, musician and university president, Timothy Law Snyder has lived a creative, wide-ranging life that has taken him from Toledo to Princeton, Georgetown and, now, Los Angeles. Watch this video to get to know LMU’s 16th president from the perspective of those who have known and worked with […]
When 300 Jesuits in training from across North America came to Loyola Marymount University, we asked them to offer words of welcome to Pope Francis before his visit to the United States and for their thoughts about the significance of a Jesuit pope.
LMU Presidents in Carts Getting Coffee was produced in August 2015 to introduce students to our new university president. Join ASLMU President David Tassone ’16 for coffee, conversation, and fun with Timothy Law Snyder, Ph.D., LMU’s 16th president.
The construction of the Life Sciences Building was an amazing sight to behold. Fortunately, you can still see the entire process—and in just seconds: Watch our time-lapse of the spectacular new building as it takes shape from bottom to top.
Unmanned Man: Mark Pestana ’75 talks about flying a NASA unmanned aircraft system to fight forest fires and his work advising the Federal Aviation Administration in developing commercial drone regulations.
A Chapter Closes | The final Convo Hour was marked in style with music, games, food and, of course, info tables. Take a look, and savor the memories.
2015 Commencement | How many times have we wished commencement ceremonies could be speeded up? Watch our time-lapse of the 2015 undergraduate commencement exercises and find if you’d really want what you wish for. Enjoy.
A Natural Wonder: The beauty of LMU’s bluff is endlessly alluring. Then, when you think you’ve seen it all, the sun sets, and it just takes your breath away. Watch our time-lapse as the Earth’s nearby star sets in January.
On a bright afternoon in 1975, English major Bruce McBirney ’76 and a motley, clever cast staged a standard text near Foley Pond: Aesop’s fable “The North Wind and the Sun.” Now, years later, McBriney, a poet, has immortalized that spring spectacle. Listen to McBirney describe the scene as he recites his poem.
A Christmas Tradition: There may be no real snow on Regents Terrace when the Christmas tree is lit every December, but there are sleigh rides and carols, and plenty of good cheer.
Texas’ Death Valley | Matthew Campanella ’13 says he wanted to help make a documentary about the conditions faced by immigrants in Texas because of what he learned about being “a man for others” as a member of LMU’s Magis service organization.
A Day on an Oregon Farm | Brenda (Kirsch) Frketich ’06 returned to her family’s Oregon farm after graduating from LMU because she missed the dirt. Watch our audio slideshow and hear her talk about the farm and what it means to her.