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.
Durante el mes de noviembre, por primera vez en LMU, el programa First To Go con la colaboración de McNair Research Program, Upward bound & Upward bound Math and Science y Ignacio Students Support Services crearon el Mes de Conciencia para estudiantes de Primera Generación.
OCD is not an adjective – and removing it from our collective vocabulary will help destigmatize an already-misunderstood mental illness.
Travis Scott is to blame for the death of 10 at the Astroworld Festival on Nov. 5.
