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Student athletes left with no answers after six varsity teams were set to be cut

Student athletes are sent into a panic after Loyola Marymount University’s announcement to discontinue six…

From Bedroom Beats to Hollywood Heights: The Rise of Student DJs at LMU

In the sprawling city of Los Angeles, where dreams turn into opportunities against the backdrop…

Does the Citizen App Really Make Students Better Citizens?

As over half of LMU students live off campus in Westchester, Playa Del Rey, or…

Lions Holiday Food Drive

Sticking true to LMU’s commitment to service, LMU’s food pantry teamed up with the Student-Athlete…

Lair Scares: The Problem with Food on Campus

In November 2021, LMU students began to share their unappetizing experiences with University dining through…

Five places to enjoy a Thanksgiving meal this year in Los Angeles

With just a couple of weeks left in November, some haven’t finished eating their Halloween…

Students Protest Starbucks in Support of Palestinians

On Nov. 1st, even grabbing a latte on campus became contentious amid the horrific war…

Sonem Dolma: Wellness Wednesday’s One-of-a-kind Jewelry Designer

Walking through LMU’s weekly Wellness Wednesday, students are bombarded with the smell of fresh food…

Five wickedly fun things to do in L.A. this weekend

Whether you’re looking for a spooky Halloween celebration or an opportunity to explore the city…

Funding for LMU Clubs is More Complicated Than you Realize

From art to politics, to philanthropy —even juggling, there are over 200 LMU clubs (referred to as RSOs, registered student organizations) on campus. Everyone’s interests, no matter how niche, can find a space to connect and celebrate what makes them unique. However, changes in ASLMU policy this year could make it much harder to keep those clubs running.