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In an age shaped by social media, polarized news, and the rise of artificial intelligence, educators are asking important questions: What traits and virtues should we nurture in our students? What is the true…
LOS ANGELES – Loyola Marymount University has faculty experts available to respond to media inquiries about the first year of Pope Leo XIV’s papacy. LMU professors are available to provide context and commentary for…
Layla Karst, associate professor of liturgical theology, commented on the expansion of lay liturgical preaching. “If synodality is a constitutive dimension of the Church, as Francis has claimed, this cannot only be reflected in…
Fernando Guerra, director of LMU’s Center for the Study of Los Angeles, commented on the history of Xavier Beccera’s political career in California. “He certainly has been and is part of the incorporation of…
Michael Genovese, professor of political science and president of the Global Policy Institute at LMU, commented on President Trump’s social media posting habits. Though using social media innovatively at first, Genovese said, Trump has…
Evelyn McDonnell, professor of journalism and new media at LMU, authored a piece on Ernest Oberholtzer, the activist who led the effort to protect the Quetico-Superior lakes and forests almost a century ago. McDonnell…
A few weeks ago, LMU students and faculty attended the 2026 Western Political Science Association (WPSA) annual conference in San Diego, California. The WSPA conference is a regional scholarly meeting that brings together over…
Michael Genovese, professor of political science at LMU, commented on the war in Iran, saying both sides will have to compromise. “We need to ask for what’s important and attainable. A nuclear deal similar…
