Each year, the trustees of the Asian and Pacific Studies Laffin Foundation Scholarship come together with current and past Laffin scholars to celebrate over lunch. This annual event offers the trustees the … Read more
Javier Navarro ’17 Majors: English, philosophy; minor: theatre arts Next step: Ignatian Service Corps Javier Navarro has not yet decided the direction his career will take after he completes a year … Read more
Allison Houston ’17 Majors: political science, philosophy; minor: Asian and Pacific Studies Next step: Columbia Law School “Start earlier than you think you have to.” That is Allison Houston’s advice … Read more
Caspian Lewke ’17 Majors: Economics, Modern Languages Next step: Audit Associate, KPMG “Why set small goals?” Caspian Lewke likes to say. “My plan is to become a CFO [chief financial … Read more
“What happens here…it’s church.” That’s how Richard Garcia (M.A. ’10) describes Alma Backyard Farms, the urban farming nonprofit in East L.A. he co-founded in 2013. Alma Backyard Farms is a … Read more
Pictured above: Dean Robbin D. Crabtree with Cheryl T. Grills, 2017-18 Daum Professor Each year, the Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts recognizes faculty and staff for their accomplishments in teaching and … Read more
LMU’s Center for Service and Action presents six Riordan Community Service Awards annually to recognize LMU undergraduate students for their outstanding contributions in the area of community service. The Bellarmine … Read more
For Karla Arvizu ’05, M.A. ’11, bringing her students to visit her alma mater was a special reunion. Arvizu is vice principal at Mother of Sorrows School in South-Central Los … Read more
Joseph S. Nye, Jr. is the first recipient of Loyola Marymount University’s Global Policy Book Award for his book, “Is the American Century Over?” LMU’s Institute for Leadership Studies and … Read more