Jan 30, 2025 · Athena Cheris, asst. life+arts editor, explains why the AQI index may not tell the whole story of air quality in Los Angeles. Cheris shared insights on how the smoke has affected LMU’s campus and why it’s important to be aware of what’s in the air we’re breathing.

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Jan 31, 2025 · The 113th Commencement will be moved back onto the Westchester campus, the University announced in an LMU This Week email on Friday, Jan. 31. According to the press release, undergraduate commencement will take place on May 17, and graduate commencement — which includes Loyola Law School graduates — will take place on May 18, with both ceremonies being hosted on Sunken Gardens.

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Dec 5, 2024 · The MLK Day event, hosted on Tuesday, Jan. 21, honored the legacy of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. as well as the often overlooked leadership of Black women during the civil rights movement.

In the Lair Marketplace, students will no longer have the option of a single use container at the Simply and Global dining stations. Instead, LMU Dining is reducing plastic waste by reintroducing Cano containers — eco-friendly, reusable containers that …

The ASLMU senate voted to uphold President Drew Hartz’s decision on Thursday, April 18, to veto the ASLMU divestment resolution. The resolution failed to pass with only three senators voting in favor of the resolution, four opposed and two abstaining.

Dec 5, 2024 · The estimated cost of full-time, on-campus undergraduate attendance at LMU is set to increase by 9.3% next year, raising the overall projected cost to $84,132. For off-campus students, the 2023-24 cost of attendance figures to be even higher with a 10.3% increase, estimated at approximately $87,496 next year.

Dec 5, 2024 · In a recent Declaration, the Catholic Church outlined the concept of “Infinite Dignity” for humans. Under this premise, the writers claimed gender-affirming care “risks threatening the unique dignity the person has received from the moment of conception” — a take that’s sparked discussion among the Catholic community.