Have you wondered what the crosses in front of Foley Fountain are for? Watch to find out and to learn more about how LMU celebrates Ignatian Heritage Month and how it relates to modern-day issues such DACA.
Videos Archives November 2019
Universal basic income (UBI) has attracted the attention of many voters, including college students. In this video, Election 2020 breaks down what UBI is and why 2020 presidential candidate Andrew Yang thinks it's a good idea.
Do you have a business idea? During LMU’s Startup Weekend earlier this month, speakers and mentors helped develop students' entrepreneurial ideas in an intense 54 hour weekend. Watch to learn more.
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s announcement earlier this month to legalize Israeli settlements has created a national conversation on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Watch here as presidential candidates and LMU students discuss this topic at J Street’s national convention.
Watch as LMU students give their thoughts on the news that LMU is set to host the sixth Democratic primary debate on December 19th.
Mike Dunlap, men’s basketball head coach and LMU Class of ‘80 discusses everything men’s basketball from preseason setbacks to his expectations for the future.
Though they were picked to finish last in the West Coast Conference, the LMU Men’s soccer team made the NCAA tournament. While LMU lost Thursday’s playoff game, excitement was in the air amongst students. Watch more here.
In this exclusive interview with John Delaney, Cristobal Spielmann of the Election 2020 team asks the presidential candidate why college students should care about the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
Take a look behind the scenes of LMU CARES, the organization on campus in charge of providing education and services concerning many problems that students face, including sexual misconduct and substance abuse.
Having recently recorded her 1,000th career kill, Savannah Slattery, senior marketing major and women's volleyball outside hitter, discusses what she loves about LMU and what volleyball means to her.
Los Angeles Trade-Technical College hosted a campaign event for presidential candidate Joe Biden earlier this month. He discussed gun violence, DACA and the education system.
Thomas Mulzac, junior communication studies major, talks about his experience with cooking and founding MealZac, a catering company that specializes in comfort food.
While promoting his controversial new book, "Triggered," at UCLA, Donald Trump Jr. faced staunch protest from both anti-Trump and far-right activists. Election 2020 asked one protestor about the polarizing incident.
Political science professor and Global Policy Institute President Michael A. Genovese says that while impeachment is not likely, it is possible.
Do you like TikTok? LMU students give their thoughts on the latest social media craze.
Political science professor Michael A. Genovese discusses the role of social media in elections.
In 2018, for sure. Will the trend continue in 2020? Watch above and read more here.
In this exclusive interview with Julián Castro, Veronica Backer-Peral of the Election 2020 team asks the presidential candidate about the state of democracy in the United States.
What are your fall fashion essentials? Watch as lions share what they're wearing this season.
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To celebrate the Loyolan's 100th year, William H. Hannon Library is featuring a special exhibit that showcases front pages from the Loyolan's past. Take a peek at the exhibit here, and be sure to check it out in person on the first floor of the library!
We caught students around campus to hear about what they listened to in 2021. Watch them share their Spotify Wrapped results.
Welcome back to the last 10 Track Shuffle of the fall semester. We interviewed experimental and electronic singer and producer AMAYAK47, who joined us to talk about creating an immersive atmosphere within a track, as well as her take on the best emcees of all time.
2018
The influence of “fake news” on the 2016 U.S. presidential election received no shortage of media coverage and analysis. But what do we really know about those who created the digital propaganda that clogged our Facebook and Instagram feeds? Who are they? What motivated them? What are their stories? In this Los Angeles Loyolan and ROAR Studios exclusive, LMU student filmmaker Patrick Reilly travels to Veles, Macedonia, to explore these questions. You’ve never seen fake news like this.
2018
Take a stroll on the U Hall bridge with student athletes as they talk everything from their teams to their personal lives.
2019
@LMU showcases a variety of events and places on campus. Explore LMU through the series!
2020
See what Lions are wearing around.
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10 Track Shuffle features LMU’s talented musicians, diving into their budding careers and the music that has inspired them.
2019
Filmed by LMU alumnus Tyler Aquilina, this feature explores the history of student activism at LMU, grouped by the generations of students who have left their mark on campus in the pursuit of social justice.
2019
Wanna know LMU’s take on something? The LMU On series asks Lions about everything from pop culture to news events.
2019
Mental heath affects 1 in 4 students on college campuses, yet is a topic not widely discussed at universities. The Los Angeles Loyolan and Roar Studios set out to bring awareness to what individuals at LMU face in their daily lives and how we can best support one another
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100 Lions is a series featuring a variety of exciting Lions—from current students, faculty and staff to alumni. These people embody the LMU spirit, bringing it to everything they do, on and off campus.
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Recent Posts
To celebrate the Loyolan's 100th year, William H. Hannon Library is featuring a special exhibit that showcases front pages from the Loyolan's past. Take a peek at the exhibit here, and be sure to check it out in person on the first floor of the library!
We caught students around campus to hear about what they listened to in 2021. Watch them share their Spotify Wrapped results.
Welcome back to the last 10 Track Shuffle of the fall semester. We interviewed experimental and electronic singer and producer AMAYAK47, who joined us to talk about creating an immersive atmosphere within a track, as well as her take on the best emcees of all time.
