BCLA has been privileged to recruit eight outstanding new faculty members, saw five faculty members retire, and celebrated awards and distinctions.
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One class, two continents
Permanent Display Honors Tongva People
A new, permanent display of the Gabrielino/Tongva tribe’s life on the Del Rey Hills...
LMU History Professor Helps Build New Nation
A Loyola Marymount University professor was an eyewitness to history when the nation of...
Bellarmine Forum Will Explore Ignatian Tradition and the...
An examination of Ignatian tradition and the future of Jesuit higher education through symposia,...
One class, two continents
It’s 7:15 p.m. Tuesday in Los Angeles and 7:15 a.m. Wednesday in the United...
Achievement
Faculty achievement
Student Achievement
Our students garner Millennium Momentum scholarships, research fellowships and LMU honors -- the past two valedictorians have been BCLA students.
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Who is Mexican? Author Speaks on Identity in New Book
Author and journalist Daniel Hernandez spoke to students in Loyola Marymount’s English and Chicano Studies departments on Feb. 16, reading from his new book “Down and Delirious in Mexico City.” Hernandez spoke of his own experiences with his identity, having been told by others that, as the American-born son of Mexican parents, he is...
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Happenings
Upcoming Events
Tuesday, Nov. 8: LMU’s annual commemoration of Kristallnacht will host Marianne Meyerhoff, author of “Four Girls From Berlin.” For...
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Archbishop Urges “New Evangelization”
The Most Rev. José H. Gomez, archbishop of Los Angeles, presented his hope for a new era of evangelization...
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Dean’s Message
I am delighted to welcome you to the latest edition of the newsletter for the Bellarmine College of Liberal...
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Bellarmine Spotlight
Doshi Award Recipient Tours Campus
Dr. Vandana Shiva, a leading voice in the worldwide movement to promote biodiversity in agriculture and preserve the integrity of food resources, received the Doshi Bridgebuilder Award during a daylong visit to Loyola Marymount University on Nov. 1. Hilton 100 was packed with more than 350 people for the ceremony and her lecture “The...
Overseas Drinking Leads to Trouble for College Students
Research from LMU faculty has found that students' attitudes toward alcohol use in other countries can lead to negative and unintended consequences during study abroad programs.
In the news
Just before the end of 2010, the Catholic Church affirmed that an appearance of...
Philosophy professor Christopher Kaczor outlined several reasons to oppose same-sex marriage when he was...
During her time with Virginia Democrat Tom Perriello’s campaign, Rebecca Sager observed and studied...
Political Science professor Richard Fox is an expert in gender politics and the co-author...
History professor Jok Madut Jok has been in Southern Sudan, a region expected to...
Election Day brings calls from news media for political experts, and LMU’s faculty respond....
