The Loyolan was on the ground at the LMU-sponsored debate, listening for the candidates’ plans to address young voters’ top issue: the high cost of living in LA. Read more...Reporter’s Notebook: What did Gen Z see at LA’s mayoral debate?
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As Election Day sits on the horizon for Angelenos, the Loyolan sat down with involved students ahead of the Nov. 3 midterms to discuss their work and the importance of political engagement. Read more...Electoral engagement: The LMU students involved behind the scenes
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The general election for the midterms are just under a month away — here’s a guide to registering and voting in this election season. Read more...Register now: A guide to voting in the midterm elections
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Makeshift backyard band parties and a thriving Sorority and Fraternity Life used to enliven LMU’s back gates. But it seems the once booming party scene has faded as more underclassmen choose to hit the bars instead of local functions. Is LMU’s party scene actually dying? As someone involved …
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From last-minute costumes to party plans and staying safe, here are five tips to make the most of LMU’s Halloweekend without breaking the bank.
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Does Senior Vegas create irreplaceable memories or is it a getaway worth staying home for?
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Life+Arts Editor
As the Protect College Sports Act moves to the House, LMU Athletics' senior associate athletic director of compliance and a Loyola Law School professor explain how proposed federal rules could reshape NIL compensation, transfers and opportunities for college athletes. Read more...A new rulebook for college sports? Understanding the Protect College Sports Act
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Maria Tabacuks has made an immediate impact on LMU women's volleyball, earning her second West Coast Conference Offensive Player of the Week honors, shaping herself into an explosive threat as outside hitter. Read more...Growing into greatness: A look into Maria Tabacuks’ breakout season
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What does football culture look like without a football team? At LMU, students have found their own way to keep the tradition alive. Read more...No team, no problem: Inside LMU’s phantom football culture
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There’s nothing inherently virtuous about cooperating with or finding middle ground with an opposing political party.
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LMU students deserve more communication from Campus Ministry about the restructuring of several programs: Christian Life Community, De Colores and Music Ministry.
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Consent education shouldn't begin in college — the lessons we teach children about boundaries and respect can shape how they navigate relationships for years to come.
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What happens when the most populous state in the U.S. turns on Trump?
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"I just think it's important to use my platform," said the frat guy, whose platform consists of 512 followers.
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Fallapalooza just got exciting.
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Taking advantage of LMU’s geography and the consistent weather in Los Angeles, Charlie Marks, entrepreneurship major, found a unique way to run his makeshift barbershop on-campus: on The Bluff. From cutting hair during the COVID-19 pandemic to building a list of clientele, Marks continues to…
At LMU, film and television production students get to own their own projects and have free access to equipment, studio spaces and on-campus filming. However, for most students executing 390 or 490 thesis films, crowd funding or dipping into earned savings is a necessity when it comes to fee…
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A July Department of Homeland Security (DHS) rule threatened the long-standing “duration of status” policy that international students have historically relied on. While the rule did not go into place on Sept. 15 as initially proposed, these actions appear to be a part of a broader trend of …
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Book-to-screen romance adaptations are booming. Could this be a sign that modern dating, especially for Generation Z (Gen Z), is lacking in some way? From dating apps to anxiety and financial burdens, Gen Z is dating differently — and as a result, romantic love stories seem to be disappearing.
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LMU student journalists attended the Los Angeles mayoral debate on Tuesday, Oct. 13 to watch the candidates, interview their representatives and speak with other journalists.
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The film industry is changing rapidly with artificial intelligence advancements. How is LMU’s School of Film and Television adapting, and what does it mean for the next generation of filmmakers?
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Just as the new Burns Recreation Center Pool opens, an incident occurs. But who was responsible – and why?
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Lions braved the Los Angeles heat for an electric Fallapalooza 2026, featuring main act Swae Lee and openers Zeddy Will and Cameryn D. Starr.
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From last-minute costumes to party plans and staying safe, here are five tips to make the most of LMU’s Halloweekend without breaking the bank.
Makeshift backyard band parties and a thriving Sorority and Fraternity Life used to enliven LMU’s back gates. But it seems the once booming party scene has faded as more underclassmen choose to hit the bars instead of local functions. Is LMU’s party scene actually dying? As someone involved …
As the Protect College Sports Act moves to the House, LMU Athletics' senior associate athletic director of compliance and a Loyola Law School professor explain how proposed federal rules could reshape NIL compensation, transfers and opportunities for college athletes.
