Coming up on nearly a year post-graduation, LMU comedy staple Zoe Zakson’s (‘24) success as a stand-up comedian has not slowed down since leaving the Bluff. Zakson, originally from Chicago, Illinois, ...

University President Timothy Law Snyder, Ph.D., made $1,175,991 in compensation in LMU’s 2022-23 fiscal year, according to the IRS Form 990. On the precipice of his 10th year serving as LMU’s 16th ...

The LMU women’s volleyball team, which finished their 2023 season with a 20-6 record, has added three new players from the transfer portal: Sophie Stephenson, Jiana Lawson and Sophie Meyers. This ...

After a year and five months without a new contract, Sodexo and UNITE HERE Local 11 reached a tentative agreement on Thursday, Oct. 5 following more than six hours of negotiating. “We can't disclose ...

The LMU men's and women's rowing teams are two of the most unique programs on the Bluff. At sunrise, you can find these athletes in the picturesque waters of Marina del Rey. After getting their boats ...

November is National Native American Heritage Month, which acknowledges the contributions of Native Americans throughout the history of the U.S. Many sports have an Indigenous history that is often ...

“It was their consensus that VP Schwartz resigned from LMU in 2017 because of the 360 feedback given to her by the hired executive coach and that VP Schwartz did not complete the recommended coaching ...

The resources that Luders refers to is extensive for LMU’s Division I athletes — according to Luders, student-athletes get travel costs covered by the University, they train in their own weightlifting ...

The event featured soldiers “sharing their harrowing firsthand experiences from the Israel-Gaza War,” according to an Instagram post by the LLS Jewish Law Students Association (JLSA) chapter. Students ...

When Gina Galvin's ('20) mom turned to them with a plan to invest all of the duo's collateral in a bakery, commission ovens and create a never-before seen snack, they never imagined that Forbes would ...

After a week-long campaigning period, D’Anthony Yates, biology major and Isla Del Carlo, international relations and sociology double major were announced as the next president and executive vice ...

For the past decade, transit usership in Southern California has been plummeting, with a 25 percent decrease in the number of trips taken on busses, and with the metro losing 10 percent of its already ...