LMU's chapter of the Young Democratic Socialists of America chose its style of governing — and one of its founders is not fond of it.
International Education Week featured discussions on Black Lives Matter in Costa Rica, police brutality in Guatemala and student activism in Nicaragua.
The Supreme Court is considering to overturn the Affordable Care Act. So, what does that mean for college students?
Is there one single issue that impacts social justice more than any other? LMU students ponder the question.
Job skills may be important, but LMU alum Makeen Yasar argues understanding people and social systems may be even more so.
Baseball has long been known as the sport of tradition, but Major League Baseball (MLB) is finally establishing a more inclusive future.
This week's Bellarmine Forum event provided opportunities for students to participate in transformative justice work
Women of color have been leading the way in the U.S. for generations — they have been on the frontlines of fighting voter suppression, breaking glass ceilings and leading activist movements.
Tangible next steps for Biden voters following the presidential win.
The pandemic has been challenging for many service organizations across campus, leading them to work harder to cultivate community among their members.
How will the outcome of this election impact the physical, social and political climate at LMU?
Creare, like all LMU service organizations, has gotten creative in their new virtual format.
A 15-hour shift on Nov. 3 was a welcome distraction from the tension of the day, but as much as feeling like a part of the action helped, it couldn't keep me from reading the headlines.
Social justice and politics are intertwined, students say.
Many states passed new measures to forward different social justice goals, including LGBTQ+ rights, voting rights and environmental protections.
