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What was it like covering the midterm elections at LMU? We sat down with our reporters to hear about their conversations with students across campus.

Rebecca Sherwood, lecturer at the School of Film and Television, speaks on her segment of this year's 60 Second Lectures about how to avoid brainrot.

If we could choose our children's intelligence, appearance or athletic ability, would we? As CRISPR technology advances, where do we draw the line between improving human health and improving human beings? Opinion intern Sreevatsa Kommareddy explores the ethical dilemmas of genetic enhancement.

Professor Hugh Blake speaks on his segment of this year's 60 Second Lectures about the Socratic method and how to filter brainrot.

This week on Voices of the Newsroom, Opinion Intern Sreevatsa Kommareddy dives deep into whether peoples' choices are always trying to be more than what meets the eye.

In this episode of Voices of the Newsroom, we pick Reece Cartee, Video Producer's brain at the production work it took to create “Rain boots on the ground: What a super El Niño means for Southern California," the science of the next predicted super El Niño and why this environmental issue means so much for Southern Californian citizens. Reported to be the hottest El Niño the area will ex...

Amir Hussain, Ph. D., expands on his segment of this year's 60 Second Lectures about phone addition and its effect on everyone around him.

LMU student journalists attended the Los Angeles mayoral debate on Tuesday, Oct. 13 to watch the candidates, interview their representatives and speak with other journalists.

Artificial intelligence is here, and LMU is figuring out how to deal with it. In this episode, we sat down with Dylan Conybeare, copy editor, and Greg Leo, assistant professor of economics, to discuss AI’s integration into our students’ work.

On this week’s Lions in the Spotlight, we sat down with Charlie Marks, entrepreneurship major, and Brandon Santos, finance major, to talk about what it’s like to be a part-time barber on campus.

The film industry is changing rapidly with artificial intelligence advancements. How is LMU’s School of Film and Television adapting, and what does it mean for the next generation of filmmakers?

Just as the new Burns Recreation Center Pool opens, an incident occurs. But who was responsible – and why?

Is Ozempic just another weight loss trend, or does it reflect something bigger? This week we sit down with Eliz Bercaw, assistant life+arts editor, to discuss the growing obsession and what it says about our culture’s relationship with body image.

We sat down with last year’s KLMU co-directors, Abby Reed and Ava Grimes, to discuss their experiences running the station, the community they built and where their work with KLMU is taking them next. Listen here.

Early last week, Zak McHale, assistant news editor, published his coverage of The Office of Black Student Services' (OBSS) annual Mbongi Welcome Week, an important series of cultural events for the new and returning black students on campus. While speaking with professors, staff and students, McHale noted that "black culture at LMU is inseparable from culture at LMU."

This year, there are only two graduating theological studies majors. Joey Ren and Safiyah Muhammad reflect on studying theology at LMU and what it's like being part of one of LMU's smallest majors.

Assistant Audience Engagement Producer Jagger Ong-Patzwald and Audience Engagement Producer Maria Cranston reflect on what two years of interviewing students across campus has taught them about the LMU community.

In this week's episode, Opinion Intern Dylan Conybeare joins me to discuss the effectiveness of the 'No Kings' Day protests and what meaningful political action actually looks like.

LMU has some great dance events, but what is it like capturing that in a Loyolan piece? Listen here:

What does LMU's first spouse do? We sit down with Managing Editor Ava Zuerlein, who explains how this role is taking shape and why it matters more than you think.

In this episode of Lions in the Spotlight we sat down with yoga and dance professor Mayuri Bhandari to discuss her experiences as a teacher and performer, as well as her live performance, "The Anti 'Yogi.'"

This past week the Loyolan hosted its annual First Amendment Week with guest speakers Don Lemon and Georgia Fort. Listen all about it here.

The LMU women's basketball team has had a record-breaking season ending at the West Coast Conference in Las Vegas. Listen about it here.

Lions in the Spotlight sat down with podcast producer Ryan Luetzow to talk about him, the Oscars and his podcast on the Oscars: "The Best Picture Show."