The Roots of Syria’s Migrations
For the past several months, thousands of migrants have been leaving war-torn areas of the Middle East, many of them attempting to reach welcoming nations in Europe and elsewhere. We … Read more
Month: October 2015
Unpacking Watts History at the Southern California Library
In August 1965, the Los Angeles neighborhood of Watts erupted in a week of violent protests, after a white police officer pulled over an African-American driver suspected of drunk driving. 50 … Read more
Student Spotlight: Alexandra Henry ’18
When she arrived at Loyola Marymount University, Alexandra Henry ’18 wasn’t sure what she wanted to study. But that changed quickly – with the help of her First Year Seminar … Read more
LMU Faculty, Alumni Speak at Global Interfaith Conference
Loyola Marymount University faculty and alumni join Jane Goodall, Jim Wallis, Vandana Shiva and other prominent moral leaders as presenters at one of the world’s largest interfaith conferences, The Parliament … Read more
Student Spotlight: Citlaly Orozco ’15
For Citlaly Orozco ’15, just getting to class was an education. A commuter student who lived at home with her family, she took the city bus from East LA to … Read more
LMU Welcomes Fulbright Teaching Assistant
The Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts is proud to welcome Ning Guan, who has joined the LMU community through the Fulbright Foreign Language Teaching Assistant (FLTA) program. The competitive Fulbright … Read more