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“It’s just honestly like a dream come true,” said Tiras Pie –also known as T. Pie– in an interview the day before Fallapalooza. “I feel like everything I’ve done for the past four years kind of prepared me for this moment”. T. Pie, a student musician, was voted by fellow Lions at Mane Entertainment’s Singer/Songwriter…

“We need to connect more as a human race,” said John Sharpe, Westchester Arts & Music coordinator, as he bounced around between volunteers and vendors. “If we are going to survive we need some sense of community. This is my way of contributing to something that is extremely valuable for us. Just having a day…

“That’s the big push–having people understand that [Virtual Reality] is something that can help with wellness,” ASLMU’s Vice President of Student Wellness Bailey Woinarowicz said, as she enthusiastically explains her fascination with both health and technology. Her passion has inspired the launch of a new Virtual Reality (VR) headset in the FitWell Center this past…

Even as Los Angeles emergency rooms have seen almost 4,000 heat-related illnesses and deaths, LMU continues to put its student body at risk by operating 15 dorms, apartments, or houses without air conditioning.

If you saw an influx of silver attire, mirror tiled cowboy hats and rhinestones parading across South Los Angeles over the Labor Day weekend, you may have wondered if you time traveled back to the 70’s disco era. You did – well, sort of. Beyoncé was in town for her three day sold-out stint at…

Many people may not know there is an Ancient Museum tucked away in the third floor of University Hall. Caretaker/Professor Caroline Sauvage helps share its story of how the Museum formed.

Beta Theta Pi’s annual Beta Boat race took place in the LMU pool on April 23, bringing together students for a fun-filled day of racing and raising money for a great cause at the same time. The event was held to raise funds for the Santa Monica Rape and Treatment Center, which provides vital support…

The end of the spring semester is approaching, meaning summer vacation is right around the corner. This is the time in the semester when students are mentally checking out and fantasizing about the endless freedom and fun that they are about to experience during the summer months.  Unfortunately, there is something that students need to…

Have you ever wondered how a piece of the Berlin Wall got to the Loyola Marymount Campus? Well, former Dean of the Business School John Wholihan tells the stories of how it unraveled nearly 30 years ago. Transscript: AMBI: Wall crashing followed by rubble and cheering.  Will: On November 9th, 1989, the Berlin Wall finally…

“What’s special about these beach clean-ups is that once we pick up our trash, we’ll weigh it, sort it, and then use that data to lobby in Washington D.C. When you’re talking to senator’s in their office about your potential spot in the president’s budget, it really makes a difference,” Surfrider Foundation Club president Drea…