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Sports Economics with the Rams

Big Island Spirit on the Bluff

Finding the Perfect Balance

Why LMU Studies Bad Bunny

The Power of Storytelling

Meeting the Communities Needs

Embracing Service Leadership

Cultivating a Global Campus

Merging Service and Social Justice

Sports Economics with the Rams

LMU students explore sports economics with the LA Rams, gaining insights into stadium operations, ticket pricing, and career opportunities in professional sports.

Big Island Spirit on the Bluff

For Cole Ichikawa ’24, the goal is simple: To help incoming Hawaiian students feel welcome and acclimated in their new environment.

Finding the Perfect Balance

Emilie Coon ’24 knows how important it is to prioritize her well-being. As a student leader, she runs community surf and skate events, introducing peers to quintessential Southern California activities.

Why LMU Studies Bad Bunny

Bad Bunny’s groundbreaking achievements and cultural impact are the focus of a new LMU course.

Acts of Grace

Fulbright scholar and LMU associate professor of English, Julia Lee.

The Power of Storytelling

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

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 […]

Cultivating a Global Campus

“As a first-generation college student, my journey was about the acquisition of knowledge and awakening to the vast complexities and interdependencies of our global community.” Espinoza shared. “This unique perspective instilled in me a profound sense of responsibility, resilience, and understanding that underpins my experience in global-local affairs.”

Merging Service and Social Justice

The LMU sociology major and Spanish minor is an inaugural recipient of the Obama-Chesky Scholarship for Public Service, which supports future leaders with a passion for building community and helping others.