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