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
History
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
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
Studying the History of Prisons to Understand Mass Incarceration Today
Written by Lindsay McConnell ’21, History (Public & Applied History) & English double-major On Monday, October 19, the History Department hosted “Punishment & Prisons, Dungeons & Dark History.” Professor Perron … Read more
On Prisons and Punishment
Written by Natalie Riddick ‘23, History major & Dance minor On Monday, 19 October, the History Department hosted “History Matters: Punishment & Prisons, Dungeons & Dark Tourism.” This event in … Read more
History & Policy: Foreign Influence and Elections
Written by Veronica Backer-Peral ’22, History, Computer Science, & Applied Mathematics triple-major and Business Administration minor As a history major and history enthusiast, it has always been difficult to acknowledge … Read more
Fiona Hill Keynotes Discussion on Disinformation and Foreign-Influence Campaigns
In the weeks leading up to the 2020 presidential election, the Global Policy Institute at Loyola Marymount University hosted a powerhouse panel of renowned experts to discuss the complexities of … Read more
BCLA Faculty Receive Prestigious National Fellowships
Over the past few months, the faculty in the Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts have demonstrated flexibility and the willingness to grow in order to ensure the highest quality of … Read more