On Wednesday, Nov. 13, William Taylor, the top-ranking U.S. diplomat in Ukraine, and George Kent, a senior State Department official were the first to publicly testify in the House's impeachment investigation, according to CBS News.
The University will host the sixth Democratic debate, welcoming presidential hopefuls to the Bluff. The debate will be held in Gersten Pavilion on Dec. 19.
Hyundai has launched the Fill it Forward Challenge in partnership with LMU, Santa Clara and Pepperdine as part of their "Drive Towards a More Sustainable Future" campaign.
Every fall, LMU teaches a political science course that features a six to seven-week long congressional simulation.
2:35 p.m.: According to LMU This Week, the men's basketball game originally scheduled for Dec. 19 will be relocated as to not interfere with the debate.
This week, News Intern Kennedi Hewitt sat down with three founders of De Colores, a service program in Mexico for LMU students.
Mayor Garcetti comes to LMU to speak about his Angeleno roots, the future of L.A. and the love of his job.
College students are voting more, and the majority vote for the Democratic party. This has the potential to shape the upcoming election.
Hazing investigation prompts "limited operations" for recruitment and all events.
This week, news intern Haley LaHa sat down with LMU dining's resident district manager, Anca Reyes.
Another fire broke out in the Los Angeles area on Monday, Oct. 28 around 1:30 a.m., according to The L.A. Times.
Five professors participated in the annual “60 Second Lectures” event in Ahmanson Auditorium, where they discussed their beliefs about what's holding society back on Wednesday, Oct. 23. The Honors Program and the Los Angeles Loyolan co-host the event each year.
This week, asst. news editor Molly Jean sat down with the eSports club president, Joey Nimmers-Minor.
Students are warned of Hand, Foot, Mouth Disease in the wake of a campus outbreak.
What's happened in the impeachment inquiry this week: