For the past decade, transit usership in Southern California has been plummeting, with a 25 percent decrease in the number of trips taken on busses, and with the metro losing 10 percent of its already ...

Nebraska-raised, national guard, football coach, family man — Vice Presidential Nominee Tim Walz has all the qualities of a stereotypical working-class Republican. One thing that sets Walz apart from ...

AI-generated images of Japanese school girls with missing limbs isn’t art, but it is dangerous.

1. Many Latino voters have become swing voters as they cast support for Donald Trump. National and battleground swing state public polls demonstrate Trump’s triumph in winning support from different ...

LMU President Timothy Law Snyder, Ph.D., made $1.18 million during the 2022-23 fiscal year, marking his second highest raise during his tenure at LMU.

To be a politician entails living in the constant focal point of the public eye. For Manhattan Beach, California City Councilwoman Amy Howorth and many other government officials, this can range from ...

Ben Shapiro sat down with me to answer a plethora of questions ranging from free speech to social justice to his opinions on transgender pronouns. His answers are sure to ...

I paid an artificial intelligence (AI) art generator $12 to create 424 portraits of myself spanning 53 art styles and historical periods because I watched strangers on TikTok do the same. The number ...

In a land of millions decided by a few swing states, no candidate worth their salt should dismiss the impact of someone like Taylor Swift.

Emma Russell (E.R.): Hello. Welcome to Lions in the Spotlight. In this series, we sit down with accomplished members of the LMU community who share their lives, impactful work and knowledge with us.

Coming up on nearly a year post-graduation, LMU comedy staple Zoe Zakson’s (‘24) success as a stand-up comedian has not slowed down since leaving the Bluff. Zakson, originally from Chicago, Illinois, ...

In 2025, amid constant change and ongoing disasters, it's easy to lose sight of what truly matters. With the year barely half over, the Jesuits reflect on the importance of fostering community, love ...