Jewish Studies Program Makes Plans to Combat Antisemitism
The Jewish Studies program offered its first course in 2008 and since then its courses continually fill to capacity with a growing number of students selecting to pursue it as … Read more
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New Faculty Spotlight: Magaela Bethune Uses Community-Based Research to Reach Others
Author and researcher Magaela C. Bethune brings expertise in community-based teaching, advocacy, and outreach as an assistant professor of African American studies in the LMU Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts. … Read more
New GPI Career Spotlight Initiative Provides Opportunities for Professional Development
The GPI Career Spotlight Initiative invites professionals in international relations and global policy to talk about their careers and experiences. Over the course of the school year, various experts from international … Read more
LMU Awarded $1 Million Lilly Endowment to Support Transforming Catholic Leadership in Southern California
Loyola Marymount University (LMU) has been awarded a $1 million grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. to support efforts to transform Catholic leadership in Southern California. The grant is funding an … Read more
The Bellarmine Forum Spring 2022 Lineup
Although the fall semester is winding down, the Bellarmine Forum is just ramping up. The spring semester will provide students with opportunities to interact with guest speakers, attend unique presentations, and … Read more
Social Problems and Social Control in Criminal Justice – A Book by Professor Stacy Burns
“As social scientists, we think it is possible to develop a more equitable, more effective, and more efficient criminal justice system,” says BCLA Sociology professor Stacy Burns. With that goal … Read more
LMU Media, Students, and Faculty Recognized at the 2021 Southern California Journalism Awards
The Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts congratulates the members of the Loyola Marymount University Community that won in their respective categories at this year’s Southern California Journalism Awards, which was … Read more
The Blackness of Shakespeare
Aaron, Othello, and Caliban. Two Moors and a monster. Three representations of the Other in plays written for a white audience centuries ago. English Professor John Reilly has reinterpreted these … Read more
Dean Crabtree Appoints Professor Roberto Dell-Oro as the Austin and Ann O’Malley Chair in Bioethics
Distinguished Professor Roberto Dell’Oro of LMU’s Bioethics Institute begins a three-year term as the Ann and Austin O’Malley Chair in Bioethics this semester, fall 2021. The O’Malley Chair in Bioethics symbolizes LMU’s commitment … Read more