The 2023 Sundance Film Festival has officially ended, meaning it is time to decide on the best films that premiered there.
Exploring the limitations and stressors of chronic illness in college, firsthand.
"M3GAN" isn’t as scary as I thought — it’s just weird.
A look at the most unique on-campus restaurant.
Here are some things to keep in mind on your journey through Service Organization recruitment.
From "The Office" finale to the "Game of Thrones" Red Wedding episode, 2013 was an amazing time in pop culture. We looked back at six ridiculous pop culture moments that are turning ten this year.
As sorority recruitment returns in-person, here is some advice for potential new members preparing to meet all six sororities.
The creative force behind the new film "Missing" visits LMU to show and discuss their film.
With the holiday season upon us, LMU holiday decor is in full swing. From the Christmas tree to the Den’s Elf on the Shelf, students have created a variety of festive sights around campus.
Any semi-successful recording artist has tried their hand at a world stopping holiday anthem. Here are the best celebrity takes on the holiday genre.
Beginning Dec. 19, Strub Theatre will be completely transformed into a fresh, renovated space.
Packing for a five-month journey can be overwhelming. After her own study abroad experience, resident traveler and asst. life+arts editor Riley Hetherington compiled her short list of abroad must-haves.
Taylor Swift fans now have "Bad Blood" with Ticketmaster.
With the stress of the gift giving season, use this LMU-specific gift guide to help you shop for your favorite student!
Here are some warm beverages to drink during the chilliest season.
Here’s your guide to Life+Art’s favorite and least favorite foods to eat on Turkey Day.
Junior Jacques Pelletier, founder of Over the Hump Initiative explains the origins and purpose of his club and Wellness Wednesday booth.
Whether you’re driving by yourself or flying home for Thanksgiving, pop on your headphones and try a new podcast after taking this quiz.
For Lions interested in foreign cinema, here’s a rundown of France’s best and most accessible films, for all audiences.
With their deepest passions in mind, the Del Rey Players presented their annual Cabaret performance, themed around the actors dream roles.
Recafest provided students the opportunity to perform onstage, work behind-the-scenes and enjoy free live music.
This is the quintessential dining spot for community, company and classic American cuisine.
From sequined outfits to exclusive merchandise, this highly anticipated residency is everything the fans wanted and more.
Class registration time is coming up! Make sure you are well prepared by following these various pieces of advice to ensure you are in the best shape to register.
In LMU’s own version of "Pitch Perfect," the three campus a capella groups took Drollinger Family Stage to show off their best covers.
From Burritos de Lengua to Tacos Al Pastor, Leo’s Tacos Truck is one of the best affordable dining options in LA.
Tiras Pie, known as R&B artist T. Pie, shares how he balances his school and sports life with his passion for making music.
From a library ofrenda to watching "Coco" with family, LMU students share how they celebrated the annual Mexican holiday, Día de los Muertos.
The play "June, July, August" opened this past weekend at the Barnelle Theatre, directed by Keiana Richàrd. Set at an all-girls summer camp, the play employs themes of independence, girlhood and freedom.
LMU showed its Halloween spirit on Oct. 31 with a costume contest, masked performers and loads of treats.
On Oct. 21 and 22, the William H. Hannon Library hosted its annual Halloween event, the Haunting of Hannon, with a dark faeries theme.
With LMU being located on the San Andreas Fault, it is important to stay up to date on earthquake procedurals. Last week, QuakeFest brought first responders and emergency supplies to campus as part of a national emergency readiness campaign, helping LMU students stay safe.
The Arctic Monkeys, Taylor Swift and Carly Rae Jepsen all released albums this past week. Which one is most worth your time?
Five producers, five directors: what are the best films former LMU lions have given Hollywood?
"Ticket to Paradise," the newest romantic comedy hitting theaters, is proof that a classic rom-com is just what audiences need right now.
You won’t believe that your Impossible Burger is possibly not vegan.
The 1975's most recent album, "Being Funny in a Foreign Language," is an exciting return to their roots.
A24 released "Marcel the Shell with Shoes On" to rave reviews earlier this year. Writer and Director Dean Fleischer-Camp and Animation Director Kirsten Lepore visited LMU this past week to discuss the film.
The constant wave of negative news can be overwhelming. These happy headlines include a car-powered hotel, acts of kindness and saving babies.
SFTV holds weekly screenings of new releases in the Mayer Theater. Take a look at the schedule for the next few weeks of films.
Alongside Wayne Brady and Ben Vereen, Liza Minnelli celebrated LMU's theatre arts department with a surprise visit to "Cabaret’s" final show.
Consider this restaurant next time you are craving Mexican food.
Cornel West and Henry Louis Gates Jr. spoke on all things race and culture worldwide on the Drollinger Family Stage last week. Many of LMU’s Westchester neighbors came out to the Lawton Plaza event.
Living in Los Angeles means having access to the endless amazing areas California has to offer. For the upcoming Autumn Day weekend, a road trip is the perfect way to have an exciting adventure.
Last weekend, seven teams of LMU students had just 24 hours to create a Halloween-themed short film in Mane Entertainment’s new film competition.
Shygirl, British singer-songwriter and rapper, released her debut album, "Nymph." It's definitely an album you don't want to miss out on.
