It's not often that your university hosts a debate for the potential next president of the U.S., but I'm glad it was the case last December when LMU hosted the sixth DNC presidential debate.
The University exemplified its Ignatian values while the country was watching.
Now that the DNC presidential debate is over, the Loyolan's opinion section discusses who won.
Over the past week, the sixth presidential debate was almost derailed when all seven candidates announced they would boycott the event if labor disputes between Sodexo and its LMU workers were not resolved.
If you've visited the Campus Business Center in University Hall this semester, you've noticed that how you get the mail has changed drastically, but not for the better.
Our current election cycle has brought up a wide variety of unique ideas with some historical backing. Unfortunately, a once-buried idea has gotten more attention than it deserves: compulsory military service.
As the presidential election of 2020 quickly approaches, many new voters may question the weight of their vote — especially in states with historically consistent opposing viewpoints.
Perhaps students at the University of Florida (UF) thought their tuition money was safeguarded before it was uncovered that the university spent $50,000 of mandatory student fees to host Donald Trump, Jr. and his girlfriend, Kimberly Guilfoyle, on their campus this past October. This, predic…
As the fall semester comes to a close, students at the University of Southern California (USC) have their mind on more than holiday breaks: they are instead thinking about the nine students that passed away during recent months. For such a relevant topic to college students, mental health co…
Byline must be: Lucy Baker, contributing writer
Sorry Lion workers, you’re not going to like this very much; but hear me out. I cannot count the amount of times I have shared conversation with student assistants over the phone. It’s quite the experience.
Every time it happens we wonder, “why do innocent people keep dying?” Maybe instead, we need to be reminding each other that gun violence has to end, and actually take proactive steps to prevent more members of our communities from being murdered.
While juggling the demands of classes, co-curricular activities and a social life, it can seem like there’s barely time to think, let alone take care of yourself. However, it’s important to prioritize your emotional and physical health in the whirlwind of college activities.
My mom doesn’t like cats; I do. My friend prefers art classes; I prefer sociology classes. My sister enjoys one TV show; I enjoy another. None of these things will impede my relationships with any of these people, because there is room for differing opinions. In fact, diverse opinions should…
With recent news that the Supreme Court may side 5-4 with the Trump administration on ending the DACA program and Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg returning to the court Friday following a stomach bug at age 86, many are wondering if the judges on our highest court need term limits. Asst. Opinion…