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Considering the cold and windy weather, April on the bluff still means sweaters and jeans…
On April 13, the women and gender studies department collaborated with the Chicano/a and Latino/a…
The conference room that is home to the LMU Center for Collegiate Recovery contains a…
Following an in-person premiere of season four, part two of Netflix’s “You,” creator and executive…
After a three-year pandemic induced hiatus, LMU’s student-run organization and Hawaii club, Nā Kōlea, hosted…
For the third and final installment of ‘The Marathon Continues’ speaker series, hosted by real…
On Feb. 15, Jennette McCurdy sat across from outgoing Editor-in-Chief of the Los Angeles Loyolan,…
Monday brought yet another devastating earthquake to Turkey and Syria, as a 6.3 aftershock terrified…
Every year, campus sororities and fraternities choreograph acts for weeks leading up to the event, which is why students may have lately seen groups of people practicing dance moves near Sunken Gardens. The performances are meant to be humorous, but the preparation is no joke; groups use props and dress up as celebrities; this year featured a parody of Pitbull and Justin Beiber. Dance majors in each chapter are enlisted to create and teach the choreography, and many more hours are devoted to fundraising for the B+ Foundation — it’s “Be positive,” not “Be plus” — a nonprofit that aids families of children with cancer.
All across campus yesterday, students could be spotted in pink and red outfits, carrying roses,…
