Alison Mullin
As Fran Magsalin ’20 was completing her senior year at Loyola Marymount University, a once-in-a-century pandemic upended the U.S. economy and dimmed the post-graduation job prospects for Magsalin and many … Read more
In an era of heightened political tensions, it is increasingly important for Americans to cultivate a greater knowledge of China and its position in the world. One person whose work … Read more
The LMU Theological Studies Department will welcome Susan Abraham, Ph.D., who will give the annual Mary Milligan, R.S.H.M. Lecture in Spirituality. This year’s virtual event on March 25 will feature her lecture, “‘Blessed Are Those Who … Read more
Nancy Pineda-Madrid, Ph.D., and Christopher Miller, Ph.D., both faculty members in the Theological Studies Department and Loyola Marymount University alumni, were installed in their new roles this spring. Pineda-Madrid assumes … Read more
(Photo at top: Prof. Zacharia and student interns from her “Representations of Greece: Ancient and Modern” course in 2019) For LMU Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts students who are interested … Read more
The LMU Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts announced that Professor Brad Elliott Stone and Professor Stefan Bradley will embark on new roles as associate deans in the college. Stone will … Read more
This story originally appeared in Seaver News. For many college students, the limits imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic have made it challenging to secure internships that will help them attain real-world … Read more
Reprinted with permission. Original story via Goldsmiths, University of London. Kaelyn Sabal Wilson’s work spans local and global explorations of girlhood, womanhood, queerness, blackness, and otherness, with recent poems focused on … Read more
This story originally appeared in Seaver News. In his sophomore year at Loyola Marymount University, Taydin Macon experienced an epiphany about the two disciplines that interested him most. Macon was … Read more
This semester, the Health and Society Program, with collaboration from the Bioethics Institute, the African American Studies Department, and several other units across campus, is delighted to present two talks … Read more