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After a three-year pandemic induced hiatus, LMU’s student-run organization and Hawaii club, Nā Kōlea, hosted…
LMU men’s baseball started their season this weekend, losing 2 out of 3 games in…
Monday brought yet another devastating earthquake to Turkey and Syria, as a 6.3 aftershock terrified…
At the very center of California there rests a particularly distinct landscape; beginning at the…
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.
Eerie vocals float through the theater, describing the endless cycle of birth and death, when…
Take me out to the ball game… or don’t. For years that was the attitude…
An ancient visitor has appeared from beyond the stars for the first time in over…
Hollywood lost one of its most iconic destinations for movie lovers in the spring of…
