In virtual ceremony on April 21, new members of ASLMU and GSLMU were sworn into their offices for the 2021-2022 academic year. Read more
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- Faculty implicit bias training is inconsistent at LMU
- Students react to most recent cancellation of study abroad
- LMU updates mandatory testing schedule and encourages vaccines
- Pres. Snyder, School of Education and College of Communication and Fine Arts speak on Derek Chauvin verdict
- Geissberger, Bareford headline 6 — count ‘em, 6 — Lions earning All-WCC honors
As a part of their Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) programming, LMU CARES (Campus Awareness Resource Education Services) hosts Denim Week to raise awareness of all forms of sexual violence within the LMU community. Read more
Students are not surprised at the cancellation of study abroad for the fall 2021 semester, but many worry they will lose out on the opportunity before graduating. Read more
The police officer who killed George Floyd has been found guilty of murder and manslaughter in the 2020 killing of George Floyd. Our opinion section reacts to the news.
Ashley Buschhorn
Opinion Intern
Mekai Watson
Opinion Intern
Yukana Inoue
Interim Opinion Editor
The C.D.C and F.D.A have paused the administration of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine. Was it the right call?
Ashley Buschhorn
Opinion Intern
Yukana Inoue
Interim Opinion Editor
Oscar nominated ‘Two Distant Strangers’ captures the persistence of police brotherhoods as they retain strongholds in recent cases of police violence.
Mekai Watson
Opinion Intern
The women's basketball team has a new coach at the helm, and she's ready to create a winning program. Read more...
Ellie Kinney
Asst. Sports Editor
Although they went 7-9 this season, the LMU Lions are growing out of the program's pains with promise. Read more...
Riley Lewis has now finished in the top 10 of a tournament five times in what is only his freshman year. Read more...
The Oscars are a renowned award show, but what do LMU's very own film students think of the Academy Awards?
As registration for the fall semester begins, the new interactive, gaming and immersive media minor will be available to all LMU students interested in game design.
Lianne Sauvage, member of WIE and merit scholarship recipient, describes her journey finding opportunities in a Title I school and thriving at LMU.
Alexis SooHoo
asst. life + arts editor
LMU sorority sisters gathered to talk with Debraoh Schleicher from the Santa Monica Rape Treatment Center about what can be done with sexual assault on campus and in Greek life.
Groups like Divest LMU, YDSA and Herbicide Free LMU are all pushing for environmental action at LMU, and VP of Sustainability Sean Richards has ambitious plans.
The office of intercultural affairs' plan to foster anti-discrimination hinges on the participation of LMU faculty.
Welcome back to another episode of 100 Lions! Last week, we sat down with Chris DiIorio ('04), Chief Strategy & Business Development Officer at Shondaland, to discuss what goes into a successful multimedia marketing campaign, his favorite aspects of working in the entertainment industry …
We sat down with Kate Pickert, professor of English and journalism, to discuss her book about the story of breast cancer in the U.S., "Radical," as well as her college and professional careers.
Take a peek at the secret love story through the eyes of King Kong himself.
Loyal Bluff readers, sometimes life just isn’t fair. Some days, you’re on top of the world then, next thing you know, someone thinks it’s a good idea to give Mike Pence a seven-figure book deal.
Connor Rose
Bluff Assistant Editor
