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Using AI for Social Good

Advocating for Justice

A Life-Changing Spring Break

Pioneering Social Change in L.A.

The Power of Storytelling

Justice and Service

Meeting the Communities Needs

Embracing Service Leadership

Finding Faith through Film

Using AI for Social Good

Gavin Butts ’25 applies data science and research to drive social justice and ethical innovation.

Advocating for Justice

Yurie Blons, J.D. ’23, channels her own experience to fight for immigration justice.

A Life-Changing Spring Break

Thirteen LMU students and staff spent spring break immersing themselves in Guatemalan history and culture as part of the university’s Alternative Breaks trips. 

Pioneering Social Change in L.A.

Elias Herrera ‘26 is passionate about retaining a sense of culture in L.A.

The Power of Storytelling

Loyola Marymount University screenwriting and environmental studies student Noah Kim believes in the power of storytelling.

Justice and Service

Justice and service – central tenets of an LMU education – inspired Laurie Levenson to establish Loyola’s Project for the Innocent, which seeks to free the wrongfully convicted.

Meeting the Communities Needs

Sister Trish Doan, C.S.J., chose LMU for its beautiful campus and Catholic identity.

Embracing Service Leadership

Pidgeon has career aspirations in environmental policy. He developed his interest in policy interning for his local member of Congress and deepened his experience interning at OneUp Action, an organization that helps marginalized youth advocate for the environment. Though he doesn’t know yet where his career will take him, he knows this: “Servant leadership will […]

Finding Faith through Film

“We must carry on the rich Catholic tradition of the communication arts by weaving our sacramental truths through dynamic, modern, artistic storytelling,” Father Siebert shared. “It has the potential to invite viewers to encounter God in unexpected ways.”