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Asst. Life+Arts Editor Athena Cheris breaks down the history and significance of the annual Salsa Fest event hosted by KXLU.

In this episode of "Lions in the Spotlight," we sat down with Father Greg Boyle, founder of Homeboy Industries and recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom. An LMU alumnus, Boyle shares how his time as a student and Jesuit priest has changed his life's mission and his unwavering dedication to transforming lives through rehabilitation and community support.

Find out what the LMU community is doing during the month of October for Domestic Violence Awareness in this week's episode of "Voices of the Newsroom."

British and Irish history professor, Amy Woodson-Boulton, Ph. D., revisits her lecture from the 2023 60 Second Lectures event on the contingency of history and how it relates to our personal journeys.

In this episode, Melody and Mikal discuss the pros and cons of moving to Los Angeles from the perspective of college students.

58 fatalities, over 500 injuries and a lifetime of nightmares. Two survivors of the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history narrate their overlapped stories from the night that forever changed their lives. For Royce and Darla Christensen, what was supposed to be a casual shift with a security company on the last leg of the three-day Route 91 Harvest Festival in Las Vegas quickly turned into a life...

Asst. Managing Editor Grace McNeill breaks down the new “time, place, manner” policy for students and the development of another policy for faculty and staff.

"How to be Seen" is Anni Spacek’s new documentary, debuting Oct. 16. How authentic can a person be through the lens of social media? Find out in this episode of "Lions in the Spotlight."

Why were the yearly Etiquette Dinners for honors students discontinued? Find out here:

Welcome to "Double Take" with Melody and Mikal Mulugeta. In this podcast, two twins discuss their opinions about LMU, the city of LA and more. In this first episode, they talk about the pros and cons of going to school with your twin.

Generation Z (Gen Z) was expecting to enter one of the strongest economies with record-low unemployment rates. Then COVID-19 hit, upending any hope Gen Z had about entering a strong, calm market. For the second episode of “Gen Z’s Got Issues,” interim audio producer, Coleman Standifer, and E2024 executive producer, Sarah Hutter, break down two main issues when it comes to the cost of living: housi...

Economics professor Prachi Jain Ph. D., revisits her 60 Second Lecture from 2021 to discuss how economics relates to our behavior and internal conflicts.

Ever wonder how the Bluff writes their articles? Find out here.

Welcome to Lions in the Spotlight, where we bring accomplished figures of the LMU community front and center. In our debut episode, Rabbi Zachary Zysman, campus minister for Hillel and Jewish Student Life, takes the stage. Listen as he discusses his journey, his work with students and the knowledge that has shaped his position on a Jesuit campus.

Want to go see a movie in Los Angeles? We can tell you where to go.

In the first episode of the E2024 and ROAR Studios "Gen Z's Got Issues," co-producers Coleman Standifer and Sarah Hutter break down one of Genneration Z's top issues: reproductive rights.

Matthew Smith discusses the surging rent prices in Westchester since the pandemic, and how this is affecting LMU students living off campus.

Two E2024 reporters discuss their experiences doing political reporting with E2024 over the summer.

As Vice President Kamala Harris begins campaigning for her presidential bid, E2024 spoke with a member of LMU College Republicans to gauge how young conservative voters feel about the new presidential candidate.

E2024 reporters watched former President Donald Trump's speech at the Republican National Convention, and spoke on how they think it will affect the upcoming election.

E2024 reporters who attended a Donald Trump rally on June 8 and 9 discuss their experiences there and how it could effect the upcoming election. Listen here.

In this episode, opinion writer Judy Dainton discusses whether or not LMU should implement a free rideshare program.

This episode breaks down the recent NTT faculty protest, and the groups who supported it. 

In the final episode of How to @ LMU, Athena Cheris, life+arts asst. editor, talks with Lorianne Harrison-Reyes, Community of Care (COC) case manager, and Father Eddie Siebert, S.J., Buster's owner, to find out how to take care of yourself at LMU.

The story of the other stakeholders pushing for the unionization of the non-tenure track (NTT) faculty and the actions they are taking to do so.