The Los Angeles Loyolan is one of the country's leading college newspapers, and has been running weekly publications for over 60 years. In 2005, the Loyolan launched a digital platform under this domain, transitioning to simultaneously work in print and digital medias. The Loyolan's dedicated staff works to produce a weekly newspaper, filled with editorial content in the original sections of news, life and arts, sports and opinion columns. Since then, multimedia and video content has expanded, and new sections like the Bluff, Social Justice and Cartoon have been added. These archives exist to bring all of that work closer to the Loyolan’s dedicated readership.
The Loyolan publishes new content online every day, and in print each Wednesday. PDF’s of our print editions dating back to 2011 are posted each week on issuu.com.
To contact us, email editor@theloyolan.com.
An LMU alert was sent out to the LMU Community at 9:03 a.m. on Nov. 22 stating that a fire had been reported inside Daum Hall on the Westchester campus. The email advised those in or around the building to evacuate the area immediately and leave any belongings behind.
Under the theme "Realizing the Impossible," President Timothy Law Snyder, Ph.D., praised students and faculty for their acclimation back to campus in his fall 2021 convocation address.
A women's rights protest occurred on Nov. 17. Asking, "Does LMU only care about their 'pro-life' donors?" in reaction to the pro-life demonstration on Nov. 5 protesting Women in Politics Planned Parenthood fundraiser.
