Medical Apartheid
Written by Madeline Michel ‘23, History major and International Relations minor On Monday, March 15, 2021, the Health and Society Program, the Bioethics Institute, and the Department of African American … Read more
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Liberal Arts Minor Promotes Gen-Z Marketing Mindset
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
Professor Tyler Harlan Receives Wilson China Fellowship
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
Curating Indigenous Art and Activism
Written by Michael Nacey ’23, History major Wednesday, March 17th saw the LMU History Department host a very special guest, Haidy Geismar. Geismar, whose accomplishments are listed below, spoke for … Read more
WGST Department Stands in Solidarity with Asian, Asian American & Pacific Islander Communities
The Department of Women’s and Gender Studies stands with the Asian American and Pacific Islander communities in defense of the lives and the dignity of all people of Asian heritage. … Read more
History Quiz Night
Written by Michael Nacey ’23, History major On February 5, 2021 the LMU History Department hosted a virtual quiz night, in which History students and faculty could compete in a … Read more
Coups, Coronation, and Crowds: Transitions of Power
Written by Delaney Freud ’22, History & Political Science double-major On January 14, 2021, the History Department hosted a History in the Headlines event about “Coups, Coronation, and Crowds: Transitions … Read more
BSU & BCLA History Department BlacKkKlansman Movie Night
Written by Natalie Riddick ’23, History major and Dance minor On February 18, 2021, LMU’s History Department partnered with the Black Student Union to put on a Zoom movie event … Read more
Mary Milligan, R.S.H.M. Lecture in Spirituality Featuring Susan Abraham, Ph.D.
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
LMU Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts Installs New Endowed Chair in Catholic Theology and Professor in Jain Studies
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