As the graduating class of 2019 plan their next journey, faculty and staff have come together to offer their advice on how to live the best life.
Life is full of expectations and college is no different. There are expectations to be successful in your classes, to make the most meaningful friendships of your lifetime and to make lots of memories.
I’ve thought a lot about what to put in this column. I have read a dozen or so of these columns and I soaked up every word. Right now, I’m wishing I could find the note I started on my phone freshman year. The Loyolan has been my home for four years and the idea that this column will be my l…
Writing a senior advice column on my time at LMU is something I’ve thought about since I first started working for the Loyolan in Spring 2016. I always wondered what advice I would give. What wisdom would I have to impart on the grateful underclassmen who would take my advice and use it to …
College is often described as a life-changing experience that is supposed to provide you with your best friends, the freshman fifteen, lots of parties, secluded exposure to the “real world” and, oh yeah, an education.
Looking back on my article about the value of honors, I feel now as though I’ve lost a lot of optimism in making my own expectations real at college.
As finals approach and the 2018-2019 academic year comes to a close, we at the Loyolan take this time to reflect on the past, as well as look toward the future. While we hope the summer is a time for continuing students to relax, we urge you all to take LMU with you wherever you go.
The Department of Justice released the Mueller Report on April 18, concluding a nearly two-year-long investigation and igniting discussions of possible impeachment proceedings against the president. Politicians and pundits across the aisle are split on the issue of impeachment: opinion edito…
If you do a quick google search for “measles,” you will learn that it is an extremely rare disease and preventable by vaccines. You might then ask why there have been over 700 cases in the United States this year.
Have you ever been to a foreign country? Perhaps one where you didn’t speak the language? Do you remember how it felt to come from a completely different cultural background than everyone else? Did you feel like an outcast or someone who did not belong?
Power Outage reflects lack of communication pattern.
A recent presidential campaign promise has plenty to be excited about, even when based on shaky foundations.
On what was supposed to be one of the most joyful days in the Christian religion, terror struck those attending Easter services in Sri Lanka last week. As students at a Jesuit university that values acceptance, dialogue and social justice, we at the Loyolan denounce religious intolerance and…
Update 4/24/19 4:55 p.m.: This article has been updated. It originally referenced allegations against Rep. Omar and her brother that are not verified by reliable sources. These references have been removed.
It's 7:30 a.m. on a Saturday. You have just woken up for a grueling day of studying, but first, you think it would be a great idea to get breakfast. Finding your refrigerator and freezer as empty as they were last night, you head over to Starbucks, only to find that it doesn't open until 11 a.m.