The Woolsey fires are affecting the Malibu, Topanga and Thousand Oaks areas.
LMU held its annual interfaith forum to facilitate discussion on various religious traditions and the challenges they face. The theme, "Caring for the Stranger", allowed panelists Rev. Thomas Rausch, professor Amir Hussain, Rabbi Mark Diamond and professor Kim Harris to discuss how their own…
Find out what to do this upcoming week with these events.
As a student and a member of the Thousand Oakes community, I have been feeling overwhelmed by the events affecting our community over the past few days. However, something that I have been able to focus on is the fact that we must not forget everything that has happened or be distracted by t…
Robyn De Leon
Assistant Social Justice Editor
Ratified in 1964, the 24th Amendment banned the taxation of individuals at polling places, which was common practice to suppress black voters in the South. This practice was called a poll tax. The removal of the poll tax from all voting systems was a leap in the Civil Rights Movement, and ma…
Voting is the easiest and most crucial way to make your voice heard. But for many Lions on campus, casting their ballot wasn't as easy as walking to the booths at U-Hall. I asked some first-year students about what their voting experience was like, and if they faced any obstacles in letting …
The Instagram account Barstool LMU recently posted a photo of students presenting in their philosophy class dressed in athletic clothing featuring the caption "Socrates f---ed little boys. We're about to do the same to some queers out on Leavey field. Y'all should come and watch." It was onl…
Here at the Bluff, we pride ourselves on keeping our ears pressed to the ground— listening for emerging business and social trends. Never before have I been so proud of our industry prestige for “expert analysis, probably stolen word-for-word from the experts,” as when we were granted exclus…
End2End’s Jermaine Johnson spends a few minutes on the UHall bridge with LMU soccer player Francis Avoce, who shares his favorite soccer memory as well as his favorite concert of all time.
Registration is just around the corner, and for some Lions, it has already begun. It can be a mad dash against the clock to create the perfect schedule that fulfills all your core requirements—and also one without 8:00 a.m. classes in University Hall—but that doesn't mean that you can't get …
Guys: don't think I forgot about you! Fashion is used as a means of expression, and everyone should be able to express themselves through physical appearance. However, it can be difficult to choose what to wear and when to wear it. This is: “Know what to wear this November: men’s edition.”
It is that time of year again. With the stress of the first semester speeding to a close, everyone is a little on edge. And to add to the mix, registration opens for students throughout the next month.
LMU athletics hosted its first LMU Coaches Show of the 2018-2019 season at Santa Monica Brew Works on Nov. 8. Men’s water polo coach John Loughran was accompanied by both men’s and women’s basketball head coaches Mike Dunlap and Charity Elliott, respectively, and the event was hosted by LMU …
The men’s water polo team suffered a 14-10 loss to Long Beach State (10-11) in Long Beach on Wednesday in the Lions’ final match of the regular season. The loss moves LMU to 12-13 for the 2018 season, their best record since 2012.
The LMU men’s basketball team won their season opener during the Lions' 75-43 lopsided victory against Westcliff University on Tuesday, Nov. 6.