Jack Palen and Elsie Mares have been elected as ASLMU President and Vice President. The winners were announced on a livestream on the ASLMU Facebook page on April 3 at 6:30 p.m. PST. After three rounds of run-offs, Palen and Mares won with a 53% majority. Below are the rest of the winners.
Following the Zoombombing incident on March 25, Information Technology Services (ITS) has established new security protocols to prevent future cyber hacking of online courses.
More and more events are getting cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, including those at LMU. The Loyolan spoke to all three presidential tickets for the 2020 ASLMU elections to garner their thoughts on commencement celebrations being indefinitely postponed.
The COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc across the globe, but its number of victims is not limited to those who have contracted the disease. Racially-motivated discrimination and violence against Asian-Americans has been exacerbated by fear of the virus. In this video, Veronica BP of Electio…
Declan Tomlinson
Video Producer
Bernie Sanders won the big prize on Super Tuesday: California. On Tuesday, Veronica BP and Aidan from Election 2020 spoke to local politicians at the Center of Study Los Angeles’ watch party about the importance of the Latino vote for Sanders.
If you voted on Super Tuesday in Los Angeles, you saw the brand new voting system. On Tuesday, we spoke to one of the people who led this change about what worked, what didn’t, and why this new voting platform matters.
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Loyolan has started a video series in which students and faculty share what they are grateful for. However, photogenic is not on the list of words I use to describe myself (there’s a reason I chose a major that places me behind the camera, not in front …
Be kind in these times. Break the chain of racism with love, not aggression.
Though the remainder of the presidential primaries has practically been halted by the COVID-19 pandemic, there are still plenty of opportunities to practice your civic duties, even from the comfort of your home.
Quarantined indoors? How about Lovecraftian horrors?
There was a vast amount of criticism towards basketball star and member of the Utah R&B, Rudy Gobert, and his attitude toward the coronavirus, intentionally touching microphones and downplaying the severity of COVID-19. When it was announced that, in some form of poetic irony, Gobert tes…
Sometimes you just need to vibe.
Lily Catrone, senior marketing major and one of two co-directors of Special Games, spoke with Grace McCauley, assistant managing editor, about her experience getting involved with the student-run organization and how it has impacted her.
This internship and job hunt stuff is confusing. Here’s a breakdown of how to tackle this confusing situation.
Olivia Le Penske is featured in the first remote edition of Lion Street Style.
LMU Alumna D’Ana Smith returns to her creative roots as CEO of Fourth Period.
After competing in the U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials, former LMU cross country and track star Jack Polerecky ('18) shared his thoughts on the experience, how his time at LMU prepared him for professional running and offered some words of encouragement for LMU athletes during this uncertain ti…
As people remain sheltered inside due to current public health concerns, everyone is looking for things to watch and read. For sports fans, this rings especially true, as practically every major sporting event has been canceled or postponed. Today, the Loyolan sports staff offers their picks…
Alex Hutton
Sports Editor
Ellie Kinney
Asst. Sports Editor
The U.S. Women’s National Team (USWNT) has been fighting for years to secure equal compensation to the men’s team, but the blatant misogyny they have faced during their ongoing legal battle with U.S. Soccer reveals that there is still a lot of work to be done.
Ellie Kinney
Asst. Sports Editor
