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As "Honeys" fill college campuses around the country, the Loyolan explores the origins of Bumble and its impact on LMU Bumble ambassadors.
Professor Paul Colin and students are heartbroken after the unexpected cancelation of social media marketing classes next semester.
The 2021 Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival recognized many Lions for their outstanding work.
ASLMU senators speak on the resolution writing process and collaboration with Transcendence.
In an interview with the Loyolan, MSL coordinator Keinan Taweil talks about Ramadan, MSL activities and more.
After COVID-19 restricted on-campus living this past year, will students be craving dorm life or be excited to continue off-campus housing?
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.
One of the world's most popular DJs, Diplo, is set to headline After Sunset, a student concert that will be held online.
Uber's Head of Entertainment and Cultural Marketing Benjamin Trinh discusses work, college and gives advice in Q&A panel held by the Marketing Society
The Black Lives Matter in Italian Fashion campaign and the Black in Fashion Council have aimed to showcase more diversity within the Italian and American fashion systems this year.
LMU's Laband Art Gallery hosted its monthly KaleidoLA event in collaboration with the Department of Art and Art History to educate students on the effects of museum decolonization for BIPOC artists.
LMU's "Make the Magic" coordinators discuss Camp Kesem's goals and efforts during the pandemic.
Student Wellness Educators Sarah Jones and Samantha Palermo talk about mental health, the Wellness Educator Program, working during COVID-19 and more.
Ever wondered who it was behind that underground electronic or indie track played on KXLU? Wonder no more and get to know the student DJs of KXLU.
The Lion provides a new way for journalism students to get experience.
LMU's first virtual Global Citizen Day: organizer Vanessa Silva's opinions.
How do the lifestyles of students at UCLA compare to those of LMU? This week, the Loyolan interviewed undergraduates from both schools.
The LMU Food Pantry is a no-questions-asked resource for students that are food insecure to receive assistance.
Created last year by freshman Rya Partible, This Is Your Sign provides premium apparel in support of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
The contemporary art world is an up-and-coming staple of L.A.'s cultural landscape. Learn how to best explore it.
After one year of no indoor Masses, LMU's beloved Sacred Heart Chapel reopened on Saturday, March 28 for student Masses.
Here is a compilation of the best new music from the best artists around that you will most definitely love.
This Oscar-nominated documentary was made by one of LMU's very own professors and tells a meaningful, heartbreaking story that you can't miss.
In a commitment to release an EP every month, Jozondi recently finished his latest project, "Love Lost."
These student organizations were once a part of EIS, but they were recently moved to Campus Ministry.
Animation club hosts second web panel of the spring semester featuring Netflix screenwriter Shakira Pressley
Did you know that our COVID-19 testing and vaccine center is primarily staffed by our very own undergraduate students? See what training they had to go through to protect our community.
Stories behind the people who wrote some of your favorite TV shows.
Throughout the month of February, LMU's 10 service organization communities successfully held their first online recruitment.
For most of us, a leave of absence means being out of school for the first time since kindergarten. How are our fellow Lions doing during the pandemic without the security (or stress) of online school?
In a time where we have been faced with challenges ranging from a pandemic to cries for social justice, the roles of student government have changed. Here is what students have to say about what they want their representatives to do for them:
The continuation of campus activity and the return to a normal campus life would not be possible without the tireless work of the Facilities Management team throughout the pandemic
Student musician Ines Lalonde recently released her fourth single, "Beauty in Everything," which draws inspiration from her time in the ethereal South of France.
"Ginny & Georgia" is a highly anticipated show that recently came out on Netflix. While it was overall well-received, it was also subject to some criticism.
Here is a collection of the hottest tracks from February that you won't want to miss out on.
The Hannon Library is reopening gradually and here is a deeper look into how the library will be functioning.
Support your fellow Lions' small business and show off your LMU pride with Lionz Den.
“To All the Boys: Always and Forever” movie review
First Amendment Week is back with celebrity guests Angelica Ross and Vic Mensa. Get more familiar with their projects with some recommendations from the L+A staff.
After winning a national award, the Hannon Library staff receives well-deserved recognition.
Will the drive-through rave experience be worth it? Let's find out.
Milica Vrzic landed her first television role after graduating as a theatre arts major in the spring of 2020.
This list consists of inspiring movies that tell important Black stories by Black creators.
LMU alumna Toni Jimenez founded Chica Beauty with her sister Mei-Lon Jimenez in 2019.
During these chaotic and unexpected times, the world could use a little more positivity with these uplifting news stories.
Support Black businesses during Black History Month by checking out this virtual magazine.
As a biracial artist, Cara Romero shared how her experiences impact her artwork as a KaliedoLA guest speaker on Friday.
The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising held a virtual conversation with May to discuss the looks she created for iconic films such as “Clueless,” “Never Been Kissed” and “Enchanted.”
