While Joe Biden might have won the presidency, the GOP had a fair share of victories on Election Day, especially in California. Cristobal Spielmann of the Election 2020 team looks over these wins and talks to congressional candidate Joe Collins to learn where the CAGOP goes from here.
You probably know about the Electoral College, but do you know who actually votes in it? In this exclusive interview with California elector Jihee Huh, Veronica BP of the Election 2020 team explores how electors are chosen, what the voting process is like and whether the Electoral College ma…
In light of a federal court’s decision to reinstate Obama-era DACA protections, LMU community members reflect on the resources that LMU offers its students and the impact that policy has on DACA recipients in our community. Watch a DACA recipient, a legal expert and a scholar discuss these i…
For this episode of 10 Track Shuffle, we linked up with singer, producer, sound engineer and junior recording arts major Don Montag to get a brief glimpse into the songs that inspire and motivate him as a musician. Along the way, we touched on his favorite albums, favorite genres and poetry class.
If confirmed by the Senate, Alejandro Mayorkas will be the first immigrant and first Latino to hold the role of Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security. In this video, the dean of Loyola Law School and a DACA recipient at LMU discuss the importance of Mayorkas’ experience as an immigrant.
Alejandro Mayorkas was just nominated by Joe Biden to lead the Department of Homeland Security. How did a Loyola Law School education prepare him for this position? How will his nomination, in turn, impact the Loyola community? In this interview with the dean of LLS and one of Mayorkas’ form…
Unlike most of California, Orange County was a haven for Republican candidates for decades. But in 2016, 2018 and now in 2020, Orange County has cemented itself as a battleground. E2020 spoke to two LMU students living in Orange County about what it’s like to vote in a politically contested …
To the surprise of many political pundits, Trump’s support among the Latinx community grew slightly in 2020 from 2016. We asked some students from the community to give their thoughts and insight on this complex demographic.
Alejandro Mayorkas was nominated by president-elect Joe Biden to lead the Department of Homeland Security. Not only will he be the first immigrant and first Latino to hold the position, but he is also a Loyola Law School (LLS) alumnus. In the first part of this series, Veronica BP speaks to …
Are you taking a lab-based course virtually this semester? We spoke with three LMU professors from different departments to learn more about how lab-based classes are being conducted during a virtual semester.
Have all of your social media feeds been swamped with political ads and messages? Students from the new swing states — Georgia and Arizona — discuss internet bubbles and the pros and cons of social media use for political advocacy.
With the holiday season approaching, especially following this year’s intense election season, we all should expect some difficult conversations. In this video, students from the new swing states — Georgia and Arizona — discuss the importance of having conversations with people who have diff…
Welcome back to the Loyolan's third installment of "10 Track Shuffle," a series where we interview LMU artists about their daily rotations and the songs that inspire their work. In this episode, we talk with R&B/pop singer Athena Wrong about her favorite music videos, childhood throwback…
Following the COVID-19 pandemic, the William H. Hannon Library ended its 24-hour service, and now closes at midnight from Sunday to Thursday. Left libraryless, students struggle to find places to study without distractions. Join us as we traverse the Bluff to see where you can study after da… Nobody's asleep: Keep LMU's library open later
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Following the COVID-19 pandemic, the William H. Hannon Library ended its 24-hour service, and now closes at midnight from Sunday to Thursday. Left libraryless, students struggle to find places to study without distractions. Join us as we traverse the Bluff to see where you can study after da… Read moreNobody's asleep: Keep LMU's library open later
The Los Angeles Loyolan took a closer look at how LMU reduces campus waste through its robust recycling program. With over 5,800 strategically placed recycle bins, students and staff can easily recycle their plastic and paper containers. The materials then undergo sorting, transportation and… Read moreRecycling at LMU: Trash to treasure
The William H. Hannon Library Starbucks is put to the test against an off-campus location to test the theory: Do on-campus and off-campus Starbucks really taste that different? Read moreThe Starbucks Theory: A comparison between on-campus and off-campus drinks
Formed from a COVID-19 pandemic-era flash of inspiration, the four members of Planet Idiot began playing together in late 2021 and the band has since expanded to releasing original music on all streaming platforms. Read morePlanet Idiot: LMU students band together
The Tower Yearbook has begun handing out their 2023 yearbook, including photos and quotes from the 2022-23 school year. The yearbooks are free and will continue to be distributed for the rest of the week on Alumni Mall from 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Read more2023 Tower Yearbook now available to students
On Thursday, April 20, the Loyolan hosted “Best Fest” for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic. The event featured the winners of a survey asking students about their favorite on-campus and off-campus businesses. Watch here to get a special look at the event, featuring free food, coupo… Read moreBest Fest returns to LMU's campus
The Mbongi Spot, formerly known as the Bird Nest, was built in 1971 and has a deeper history than most may think. Watch here to see how the space has evolved and what it means to our community today. Read moreThe Mbongi Spot: A Historical Perspective
The LMU campus is home to students, staff and two special swimmers — the unofficially named Foley Ducks. Learn what students have to say about our campus’ feathered friends and how we can help them flourish at LMU. Read moreGet to know our feathered friends: The Foley Ducks
With Fallapalooza just around the corner, many rumors have sprung up about who will be the guest performer this year. We asked LMU students who they predict will be the headlining artist. Watch here to find out more! Read moreLMU ON: Fallapalooza Predictions
On March 27, The Academy hosted its 94th award ceremony, featuring Hollywood's best films and most prominent actors. Of the 24 categories, winners featured: CODA (2021) for Best Picture, Will Smith for Best Actor and Encanto (2021) for Best Animated Feature. This ceremony, among personal tur… Read moreLMU ON: The Oscars
For decades, the character of Batman has gone through several different actors and countless adaptations. In honor of the release of “The Batman,” the Loyolan took to streets of LMU to see which actor does it best. Want to know which Batman is students’ favorite? Watch here to find out! Read moreLMU ON: Who's your favorite Batman?
We caught students around campus to hear about what they listened to in 2021. Watch them share their Spotify Wrapped results. Read moreLMU On: Spotify Wrapped
Have you ever wondered what goes on behind-the-scenes at the Distribution Center? Watch to find out how the facility manages the 15,000+ packages that Operations Supervisor Edgar Flores says come through on a weekly basis. Read more@LMU: The Distribution Center
The Loyolan went behind the scenes of the ninth annual Haunting of Hannon show, Last Ride on the Cyclone. Watch to learn more about this year's theme and the collaboration between William H. Hannon Library and the theatre arts department. Read more@LMU: Haunting of Hannon IX
On Feb. 29, a statue in honor of LMU Basketball legend Hank Gathers was unveiled in front of Gersten Pavilion. Watch to hear people speak on Gathers and his legacy at LMU. Read more@LMU: Remembering Hank Gathers
Batter up! LMU Baseball invited Loyolan Design Editor Kate Leahy to show her skills by throwing the first pitch at a game last weekend. Here, get a behind the scenes look into her training process with Sports Editor Alex Hutton. Read more@LMU: The First Pitch
As an alumnus and longtime supporter of LMU Baseball, Bob McLain ('68), also known as "Rally Pop Bob," is known for passing out Tootsie Pops to fans at baseball games. The Loyolan sat down with him to learn about his personal connection to LMU after graduation and more. Read more100 Lions: Bob McLain (E54)
Professor Tara Pixley, Ph.D., has had years of experience in bringing their passion for telling the stories of marginalized individuals to their career as a visual journalist. The Loyolan sat down with them to get their thoughts on journalism's purpose and more. Read more100 Lions: Tara Pixley (E53)
On this semester's last episode of 100 Lions, we catch up with junior English major, ASLMU Vice President of Student Wellness and 2021 Newman Civic Fellow Hannah Stewart. Watch her discuss her involvement on campus, passion for advocating for mental health and potential plans post-grad. Read more100 Lions: Hannah Stewart (E52)
The most recent recipients of the President's Award, Emeritus Professor Dr. Robert (Bob) Singleton and wife Helen Singleton, M.A. ('85), were Freedom Riders in the '60s before their longstanding involvements with teaching and the arts. The Loyolan sat down with them to discuss their careers,… Read more100 Lions: Bob and Helen Singleton (E51)
We’ve all heard the name Tiffany Day, but do you know who’s behind the magic of her music videos? Meet Simon Moore, an SFTV major here at LMU and producer of Tiffany’s most recent music video, “Broken Plates.” Read more5 Burning Questions with Simon Moore
Have you seen the aerial acrobats practicing in the courtyard by Palms North and South? They might be Jessie Nial and Blake Borders, founder and vice president (respectively) of the new Aerial Fitness Club on campus. Watch to find out how they got interested in the art. Read more4 Burning Questions with 2 Aerial Acrobatics
Stephen Lease, co-founder and CEO of goodr, is no stranger to failure, but this did not stop him from persevering in his entrepreneurial endeavors. He sat down with the Loyolan to talk business. Read more5 Burning Questions with Stephen Lease
Did you know that an LMU student worked on Doja Cat's latest album? We sat down with senior film and television production major Noah Glassman to learn more about his work as Mix Giant on "Planet Her." Read more5 Burning Questions with Noah Glassman
On March 7, LMU transitioned to its mask-optional policy for the entire staff and student body. In collaboration with the Bluff, the Loyolan took to the streets of campus to see what students’ opinions are on this new protocol. Let’s just say people are not feeling the facial hair... Read morePalm Talk: How are students adjusting to the new mask mandate?
Bluff Studios takes time out of its insanely busy schedule to shine a spotlight on small businesses, starting with Medici Meduci's Coffee. Read moreBluff Studios Presents: Small Business Spotlight - Medici Meduci's Coffee
KiwiBots are truly the most mysterious things on campus, followed closely by that weird smell in the University Hall parking structure. Hopefully, this documentary of the elusive creatures in their natural habitat will shine a spotlight on LMU's four-legged robots. Read moreThe Kiwibot
The Los Angeles Loyolan and ROAR studios proudly present “Generations of Activism” — a three-part documentary series on student activism and social justice at Loyola Marymount University as experienced by three generations: Baby Boomers, Generation X and Millennials. Read moreGenerations of Activism Trailer
Who runs the world? Single people! Some of the most amazing influencers were single: Leonardo DaVinci. Beethoven, Oprah. If you’re single at LMU this Valentine’s Day, here are five easy ways to treat yourself on Feb. 14. Read moreWhat to do on Valentine's Day alone
Are LMU students more Michael Myers or more Casper? How much candy corn can one person eat? How long has one student allegedly gone without eating a single vegetable? These hard-hitting questions (and more!) answered in the Halloween installment of Iggy on the Street. Read moreIggy on the Street: Halloween
As the LA weather gradually gets colder, students make alterations to their everyday outfits. Find out what your fellow Lions are wearing for fall. Read moreLion Street Style: Fall
