LMU
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.
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.







