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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.

Express Yourself: Let Dance Majors Wear Jeans!

When picking an outfit for a day at LMU, it may be surprising that for…

Lions at Los Angeles Fashion Week

Starting October 18th through the 22nd, fashion will be in the limelight in LA. As…

The LMU Restaurants We’ve Loved and Lost

When students returned to campus this year, it seemed there had been a death in the family. Roski’s, mostly known as ‘the other cafeteria that’s better than the lair,’ finally closed. The loss echoed other pandemic closures of  LMU favorites like Jamba Juice and Pizza Hut.  Still, few students are aware of the amount of restaurants that have kicked the bucket on campus soil.

Only 26% of LMU Student Housing has A/C

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.

LMU Uncovered: The Story of the Ancient Museum in University Hall

Many people may not know there is an Ancient Museum tucked away in the third…

Ready, Set, Row!

Beta Theta Pi’s annual Beta Boat race took place in the LMU pool on April…