Once Were Neighbors
This year’s Bellarmine Forum focuses on the theme, “Los Angeles: A Place for the Future.” But, as the event “Once Were Neighbors: Fragility of Memory & Community” made clear, we … Read more
African American Studies
Social Media for Social Justice at the Playa Vista Campus
Students, faculty, and members of the LMU community gathered at LMU’s Playa Vista Campus on the evening of Feb. 28 for a discussion about the promises and pitfalls of employing … Read more
“Upending the Ivory Tower” is a finalist for the PROSE Award
Stefan Bradley, associate professor and chair of African American studies, recently published “Upending the Ivory Tower: Civil Rights, Black Power, and the Ivy League.” The book has been listed as … Read more
History in the Headlines: Whose Vote Counts?
Reflection by Thea McKay ’20, a history and theater arts double major In the wake of 2018 midterm elections, the History in the Headlines event “Whose Vote Counts?” on November … Read more
Journalism Class Joins the Press at NBA Media Day
This article previously appeared in the Los Angeles Loyolan on September 27, 2018. By: Remain Johnson II, Sports Intern. Several students from LMU’s Sports Journalism class attended media day for the two Los … Read more
Bellarmine Forum Guest, Judy Juanita, Discusses “De Facto” Feminism and Lived Intersectionality
The reporter Cathren Killedjian is a senior communication studies and English double major. The crowd talks amongst themselves and the auditorium fills with musings and sound. It’s Sept. 27, and … Read more
Caged Children: Family Separation Past and Present
By Nick Abbott ’20, History/International Relations double major For the first History in the Headlines event of 2018, the History Department hosted “Caged Children: Family Separation Past and Present.” History … Read more