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
Upon releasing their book, Jordan Peterson, God, and Christianity: The Search for a Meaningful Life, Professor of Philosophy, Christopher Kaczor, and Associate Professor of Theological Ethics, Matthew Petrusek, quickly saw … Read more
Associate Professor of Theology, Brett Hoover, gathered 60 scholars and pastoral leaders from across the United States for The National Conversation on Shared Parish Life, which took place July 22nd through … Read more
Leer en español aquí On the morning of September 20, Tony Alonso received exciting news: his album Caminemos Con Jesus (Let us Walk with Jesus) had been nominated for a … Read more
Living the interfaith life is not a paradox for Professor Holli Levitsky. It is how she grew up, near a monastery in the Detroit area, and it is what she … Read more
The rich history of Rome made the perfect classroom for 16 students this past May in the biennial study abroad class, “Christian Faith and Visual Culture in Rome.” The course … Read more
Gabriel Saavedra M.A. ’20 shocked his professors and classmates when he returned from summer break to start his second year of the Theological Studies Graduate program at LMU. Thirty pounds … Read more
The Laband Art Gallery, in partnership with the Irish Studies Program and the Dean’s Office in the College of Communication and Fine Arts, proudly presents a multi-part installation by Los Angeles-based artist Trina … Read more
By André Enriquez ’17 and Beth McLaughlin ’17 It often takes the mind of a child to open our eyes to the simple, subtle, and yet significant realities of the world. … Read more