Student Spotlight: Nina Gibson, M.A. ‘20
Nina Gibson ‘20 is a M.A. candidate with an emphasis in Creative Writing. She is returning to the Department of English after a 30-year hiatus. Originally on the teaching route, … Read more
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Chuck Rosenthal Completes Latest Book: ‘How the Animals Around You Think’
In November, Professor Chuck Rosenthal published, “How the Animals Around You Think: The Semiotics of Animal Cognition.” Among Rosenthal’s previously published works are 11 novels, including the “Loop Trilogy,” and … Read more
Daum Professor Profile: the Poet Gail Wronsky
During her tenure teaching creative writing and women’s literature at Loyola Marymount University, Professor Gail Wronsky has been nominated to be California Poet Laureate, and has won multiple research grants … Read more
Sigma Tau Delta Under New Leadership: An Interview with President Matthew Williams
Since June 2019, Sigma Tau Delta has been under the new and energetic leadership of Matthew Williams ‘20. Williams is a student in the honors English Program and has focused … Read more
LMU Students, Alumni, and Faculty Honored by Los Angeles Press Club
Loyola Marymount University was well represented at the National Arts and Entertainment Journalism Awards held Sunday, Dec. 1, 2019 at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel. Evelyn McDonnell, associate professor and director … Read more
Student Spotlight: Rae Lontok , M.A. ’20
Rae Lontok ‘20 is a second-year graduate student in literature whose area of interest includes the Victorian novel, women’s literature, feminist theory and criticism, and gender studies. She is a … Read more
Kate Pickert Publishes ‘Radical’ New Book on Breast Cancer
Kate Pickert, assistant professor of journalism, is the author of the new book, “Radical: The Science, Culture, and History of Breast Cancer in America” (Little, Brown Spark). Pickert was just … Read more
Getting to the Heart of the Story
Loyola Marymount University’s Los Angeles home is fertile ground for research and exploration. For journalists, it is a never-ending trove of stories to report and tell. Carson Miller ’19 took … Read more
Interfaith Living Is a Core Value
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
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