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The price of hosting the World Cup: LA residents on the outside looking in
1+ hour ago (197+ words) While the FIFA World Cup 2026 hosting eight of its matches in Los Angeles might bring excitement for local football fans and economic stimulation, the effects for Angelenos might differ. When major events temporarily move into cities, upgrades in infrastructure, transportation…...
From evidence to entertainment: The unethical posting of police bodycam footage
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (850+ words) Los Angeles Loyolan...
A race close to home: What to know about the Los Angeles City Council District 11 election
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (798+ words) The District 11 Los Angeles City Council race between incumbent Traci Park and challenger Faizah Malik will conclude on June 2, 2026 " Election Day. District 11 includes Westchester " home to LMU " as well as Playa del Rey, Venice, Mar Vista, Pacific Palisades, Del Rey,…...
Facing fear: Gen Z's anxiety with the climate crisis
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (389+ words) Generation Z feels a heightened sense of stress or fear from the climate crisis, leading to attempts of collective action " often on college campuses." Much of Gen Z feels this anxiety due to the"rising environmental disasters in the world,…...
Who are stadiums really for? Inside one professor's challenge to sports culture
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (533+ words) Through projects like "Chavez Ravine: An Unfinished Story" and her research on fan communities, Priscilla Leiva, Ph. D. , associate professor of Chicana/o and Latina/o studies, examines how sports spaces are shaped by people as much as they are by…...
What's that off The Bluff? Explore the sights of LA from LMU's campus viewpoint
5+ day, 2+ hour ago (327+ words) Imagine a view from The Bluff with no Playa Vista. Before the neighborhood was developed in the early 2000s, the Ballona Wetlands took up over 2, 000 acres of land under The Bluff. Now an ecological reserve, the freshwater marsh is protected by…...
Block, light, rehearse: Alpha Psi Omega's 24-Hour Theatre production
5+ day, 2+ hour ago (195+ words) Pushing the limits of what is possible of live theatre, Alpha Psi Omega, LMU's chapter of the National Theatre Arts Society, hosted their third 24-Hour Theatre event this past weekend on campus. Writers, directors and actors worked from 8 p. m. on Friday…...
Back-to-back champs: LMU women's water polo team wins GCC Championship for the second consecutive year
5+ day, 2+ hour ago (814+ words) It's hard to win a regular-season championship; it's even harder to defend that title all season long. But LMU women's water polo proved that with teamwork and confidence, anything is possible. For the second consecutive season, the LMU women's water…...
Horseshoe politics: The dangers of leaning too far left in your political ideologies
5+ day, 2+ hour ago (577+ words) This dynamic is creating a'horseshoe, not from shared beliefs but shared behavior. When political language becomes the reason of discourse, it discourages participation and movement. But, sometimes you have to be wrong, and be able to admit that you're wrong....
A stage full of stories: A look into LMU's Spring Dance Concert
1+ week, 1+ hour ago (557+ words) From playful and lighthearted moments to intense and emotional works, this year's Spring Dance Concert showcased the range and individuality within the LMU dance program. No two pieces felt the same, with each choreographer bringing their own style to the…...