This has been an an eventful and rewarding year for BCLA faculty members.
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Bellarmine College students win major university and national awards.
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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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Assistant professor of sociology Anna Muraco of Loyola Marymount University is one of the collaborators on the first national project to study health and wellness among lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender elders and their caregivers. The project, Caring and Aging with Pride, was launched in May 2010 and is funded by the National Institute...
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When Eddie Roohan ’10 went on a two-week trip to Cambodia in 2009, he thought he would just teach English to students and return home. Little did he know that the experience would lead him to start a school that offers free English classes. “Ultimately, you get more back than you give when you...
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The Irish Repertory Theatre commissioned English Professor Kelly Younger to adapt the Civil War novel Banished Children of Eve for the stage, and the resulting play opened earlier this month at the theater in New York. The novel was written by Peter Quinn in 1994, and Younger’s adaptation tells a theatrical story of Irish-American...
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