The World Health Organization calls climate change the biggest threat to human health in the 21st century, and the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) recently released a report … Read more
Shonda Buchanan, class of ’03 and ’97, is a featured Los Angeles community artist in The Music Center’s provocative “For the Love of L.A.” series. Her short-short film, “We Are … Read more
It was 10 years ago that Professor Adilifu Nama made his way from California State University Northridge to LMU’s African American Studies Department. His research, and the courses he teaches, … Read more
Lauren Morrison ’21 Major: Psychology Next Step: PhD in clinical psychology at Stony Brook University. Because a liberal arts degree can take you anywhere, many BCLA students’ career trajectories take … 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
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
The 2020-21 Bellarmine Forum Building Transformative Justice Where We Stand is proud to present a compelling lineup of events this spring featuring thought leaders on restorative justice, a timely initiative … Read more
Written by Will Lighthart ’21, History & International Relations double-major On Wednesday, Sep. 16, the History Department hosted “History in the Headlines: Viral Histories, a Conversation about Pandemics, Health, and … Read more
