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Art professors find creative ways to keep up with their course curriculums.
At such a critical time — when it feels like the whole world is ending — student journalists serve a crucial role in delivering understandable science information for thousands of concerned students. Unfortunately, some publications haven't taken as much care as they should these past few days.
Thousands of students have signed petitions requesting partial refunds, academic accommodations and a pass/fail grading option in response to challenges brought by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Frustration and relief are among the feelings of students forced to move off-campus due to COVID-19
Effective Thursday, March 19 at 11:59 p.m. residents in California are required to stay inside their homes to prevent the spread of COVID-19, according to L.A.'s coronavirus website.
A toilet paper shortage. Disneyland closed. Travel from Europe partially banned. Empty streets. One thing is clear: the COVID-19 pandemic is unprecedented in the modern world. But the disease, which has been labeled a “public health emergency of international concern" by the World Health Org…
With the well-deserved worry over the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic forcing students off campus, it can be easy to forget about other important issues impacting the future of LMU. Case in point: what lies ahead for Divest LMU.
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As COVID-19 reaches pandemic status, the University has moved to online classes for the duration of the semester. Students living on campus have been asked to move out by March 22, but were able to file petitions to remain on campus.
It was not long ago when people were following their daily routine of going to work, going to school and keeping up with the fast-paced sports world. However, nobody could have predicted the new coronavirus that has put virtually everything on hold for the time being would impact society to …
In a message sent out by the Office of the Provost at 9:45 p.m. Pacific Standard Time, the Executive Vice President announced that there will be no classes taking place the week of March 16 — the original date for the start of instruction.
A community member at LMU has tested positive with the coronavirus, according to a message sent out by Marketing and Communications.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all LMU classes will take place through online instruction for the remainder of the spring 2020 semester, according to an email sent out to the LMU community by President Timothy Law Snyder, Ph.D. Additionally, the email says that on-campus housing will be close…
12:56 p.m.: President Trump announced that he has waived interest on all federal student loan payments during the national coronavirus emergency.
As the University is currently on spring break, which began March 9, many students have traveled within and outside of the United States. President Timothy Law Snyder, Ph.D., announced that classes will take place online between March 16-31, while campus will remain "open and operational," a…
For the duration of the spring semester all athletic events will be canceled, according to an athletics update posted on March 12 at 7:21 p.m.
LMU announced on March 10 that its classes would be held online from March 16-31. Here’s what other Universities in Southern California are doing to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
6:37 p.m.: From March 16-31, LMU classes will take place online while campus will remain "open and operational," according to a message from the president.