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Founded 1921. In print every Wednesday, and online every day of the week.
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“In all honesty, I don’t want to graduate. I don’t feel ready. But I know that this feeling is the same fear of change creeping back in. The next chapter is terrifyingly blank, waiting to be filled in by my choices and mistakes. All I can do now is make the world I want to live in.”
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For senior Cristobal Spielmann, after four years at LMU, the reality of graduation hasn't quite sunk in. "It’s still unreal for me to be leaving LMU and heading out into the real world," he wrote in his senior column. "So much of my life has been thinking about college and it being this big, monumental step: the beginning of my real life."
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"The choice to come to LMU has been one that shaped practically every aspect of my life, and it is one that I would make again in a heartbeat."
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"When I walk onstage at graduation to receive my diploma, what will be going through my mind? Probably something along the lines of 'Please don’t trip,' and definitely, 'Holy s**t, Abby Wambach is sitting right there!' But I think I’ll be feeling hope."
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Opinion: Modern architecture may be the standard in the evolution of many cities, but that doesn't mean it should be.
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For over 20 years, "LMU’s PLACE Corps has cultivated educators who empower their own students to thrive.” In SOE’s 2021 Impact Report, Antonio Felix asks, "What sets Catholic education apart?" Interested in PLACE Corps? Scan the QR code! https://soe.lmu.edu/about/ourimpact/2021/storiesofimpact/place-corps/ #AD
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Looking for ways to spend remaining LION Dollars? The LMU Food Pantry is open to donations ranging from pasta to cereal to ramen. Food insecurity is an often invisible but important social justice issue on campus, one that any student with leftover LION Dollars can help fight.
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Looking for ways to spend remaining LION Dollars? Consider donating to the on-campus food pantry or tipping your Domino's driver.
Yik Yak users' anonymity has brought various impacts on LMU's campus, begging larger questions about the role of the app.
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Yik Yak users' anonymity has brought various impacts on LMU's campus, begging larger questions about the role of the app.
SJ: Assistant Director of LMU CARES Veronica Manz reflects on the Clothesline Project and how she worked diligently with student organizations on the events for Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
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With Sexual Assault Awareness Month coming to an end, Veronica Manz reflected on the Clothesline Project and shared a new announcement.
The LMU Esports Club has provided a welcoming community to gamers of all skill levels and experiences. Players have the ability to practice and test their mental strength and game skills at one of the most competitive levels in online gaming.
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The LMU Esports club found great success throughout their season and has proved that there is skill in their sport.
L+A: If you're stressed about finals and know you're going to have to cram, you're not alone. Your fellow LMU students are here to reassure you that they're cramming too...
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With the Iggy Awards back on campus, Noel Caliskan and Reka Orsi Toth reflect on winning Athlete of the Year.
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Male and Female Athletes of the Year, Noel Caliskan and Reka Orsi Toth, reflect on their wins and the 2021-2022 sports seasons.
Class of 2022 Valedictorian Christian Jackson sat down with the Loyolan to discuss his time at LMU and plans for the future.
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The Loyolan sat down with the Class of 2022's valedictorian Christian Jackson in anticipation of the commencement ceremony.
SJ: After the power outage last Friday, sophomore English and economics double major Lyza Weisman sat down with the Loyolan to reflect on the events following her conversation with Campus Safety Services regarding her medication and access to a generator.
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Lyza Weisman, a vocal advocate for muscular dystrophy, spoke with the Loyolan about her experience with the power outage.
Congratulations to the Loyolan recipients of the 2021-22 Student Media Awards!
Outstanding Visionary: Gwyneth Bechunas (’22)
Outstanding Newcomer: Jennifer Woo (’25)
Outstanding Achievement: Haley LaHa (’22)
L+A: With their fifth anniversary last week, there has never been a better time to highlight the important work of LMU's Empower HER club.
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Earlier this week, Student Psychological Services (SPS) promised to replace outdated pamphlets using terminology such as “transvestite” and “transsexual,” and assured students that they were taking further steps to offer current textual information.
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"It’s hard to be a minority voice in a majority world of majority spaces, trying to exist in spaces that aren’t really made for us.”
SJ: What's wrong with sex in public? Attend an event hosted by the department of women's and gender studies to find out. On April 28, join the Jewish Studies program for their event on Holocaust Remembrance Day or the Center for Service and Action for their final Justice on Tap event of the school year.
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What's wrong with sex in public? Find out during this week's social justice events.
SJ: Social justice editor Kylie Clifton found offensive language in information pamphlets in Student Psychological Services. She planned to write an article, but one phone call changed her entire perspective.
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A recent experience with Student Psychological Services regarding the outdated and offensive language within provided pamphlets proves that change...
As club sports seasons come to a close, seniors Austin Billings and Leila Robinson were acknowledged for their leadership and hard work.
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As the Club Sports seasons come to a close, seniors Austin Billings and Leila Robinson were acknowledged for their leadership and hard work.
SJ: April is Autism Awareness Month. The Loyolan sat down with JP Powell, a junior animation major and vocal autism advocate. Powell shared their experience on campus. “When I'm using my aides and learning, my peers won't talk to me, or they talk to me like a toddler. They congratulate me. They're like, 'Good job for that answer,'" they said.
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The Loyolan sat down with on-campus advocate for the neurodiverse and autistic communities, JP Powell, to share their experience.
L+A: Summer is just around the corner, which means it's finals season. Read now to find out some tips on studying and preparing for finals.
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Opinion: Graduation regalia not only costs an arm and a leg, but it ends up becoming waste that contributes heavily to our carbon footprint.
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SJ: Members of the LMU community marched from the Lair Marketplace to University Hall on Monday to demand an increase in wages for Facilities Management employees.
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The LMU community marched across campus to President Timothy Law Snyder's, Ph.D., office demanding increased wages for FM employees
As a part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, the Loyolan sat down with women's and gender studies professor Danielle Borgia, Ph.D., and discussed the importance of this day and month, as well as the history of Denim Day. http://ow.ly/1gPI30siiRM
Wednesday, April 28, is the 23rd anniversary of the first Denim Day. The Loyolan spoke to Danielle Borgia, Ph.D., about the importance of Denim Day...
Opinion: Hollywood has been making moves towards diversity for its leads and for the stories it chooses to tell, but diversity and casting choices for side characters have flown under the radar despite being just as important.
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Opinion: The three classes of ‘freshmen’ reflect on ending their first full year in person and what that means for next year.
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L+A: Every professor has their own style. Read now to find out what popular clothing styles LMU professors wear.
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Opinion: LMU does not offer enough options for students that allow us to have a healthy, well-balanced diet. http://ow.ly/q7Ze30shAmM
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