Events
October 19 - November 17, 2018
Friday, October 19
Now in its 6th year, the Gottlieb Native Garden Green Earth Film Festival is a global showcase of compelling films that shed light on issues critical to our...
This Fall, help us share the magic of reading with the children of Los Angeles. For a child, a book can be something akin to magic: books can take them...
Last day to drop a class(es) or withdraw from LMU for 25% tuition refund - no refund available after this date
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
A 21st century activist poster. A 16th century book on mourning. A 20th century poem jotted on a dinner menu. What do these vastly different artifacts have...
Spanning five decades of the artist's work, Judy Dater: Only Human is the first exhibition in over twenty years to explore the career of Bay Area...
Please join us for our Brightspace 300: Grades workshop offered by our LMU Instructional Technology Team! 12-1pm - Lunch and Workshop 1-1:30pm - Tinker...
LMU Art & Art History alumni will share their pre- and post-graduation experiences. Topics will include a discussion of careers in the art field and advice...
Bo Oppenheim, professor of systems engineering, will give a talk with slides and video from his expedition cruise around the island of Svalbard, Spitsbergen...
Our Fall Festival will take place on Friday, Oct. 19th 3 - 9 p.m. at Hannon Field. There will be:*Live Entertainment*Silent Auction*Food &...
Since 1985, LMU students have been making the 145-mile journey to Tijuana, Mexico through the De Colores program. These faith-based service-immersion...
The LMU MBA Alumni Association invites all MBA alumni and current students to an evening of networking, drinks and appetizers at Shade Hotel in Manhattan...
The Haunting of Hannon is back for a sixth year in a row and once again the William H. Hannon Library is teaming up with LMU Theatre Arts students to haunt...
Saturday, October 20
Now in its 6th year, the Gottlieb Native Garden Green Earth Film Festival is a global showcase of compelling films that shed light on issues critical to our...
This Fall, help us share the magic of reading with the children of Los Angeles. For a child, a book can be something akin to magic: books can take them...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
The LMU Center for Religion & Spirituality will have an information table and program representative at the Our Lady of the Angels Religious Education...
The 12th Annual Think Pink 5K will be held on Saturday, Oct. 20th at 9:45am. Participants will run/walk a 1.5-mile course that starts in front of Gersten...
Learn about the ever changing distribution landscape for film and television. Between theatrical, home video and streaming services, there are more ways than...
A representative from the Department of Marital and Family Therapy will be at this event organized by Graduate Admissions to talk about the art therapy...
Discover the many graduate programs that LMU has to offer, in master degrees (including MBA, MFA, ED.D., JD, MS, MA and MSE programs), certificate, and...
The Graduate Division and The Graduate Theological Studies Program cordially invite you to learn more about our MA in Theology and Pastoral Theology programs...
Spanning five decades of the artist's work, Judy Dater: Only Human is the first exhibition in over twenty years to explore the career of Bay Area...
The Haunting of Hannon is back for a sixth year in a row and once again the William H. Hannon Library is teaming up with LMU Theatre Arts students to haunt...
Department of Music performance faculty and composers present an evening of classical and new music. Reception to follow. FREE AND OPEN
Sunday, October 21
Now in its 6th year, the Gottlieb Native Garden Green Earth Film Festival is a global showcase of compelling films that shed light on issues critical to our...
This Fall, help us share the magic of reading with the children of Los Angeles. For a child, a book can be something akin to magic: books can take them...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
Join us on Sunday, October 21st for our annual LMU Women in Athletics Day! This year we are hosting our event on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills at St. Supery....
Faculty member Michael Kaufman performs a wide-ranging recital of cello music on baroque and modern cello, with repertoire spanning three centuries. FREE...
Monday, October 22
This Fall, help us share the magic of reading with the children of Los Angeles. For a child, a book can be something akin to magic: books can take them...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
A 21st century activist poster. A 16th century book on mourning. A 20th century poem jotted on a dinner menu. What do these vastly different artifacts have...
This course takes a close look at what is happening in business strategy today through the ‘lens’ of sustainability. We will explore corporate sustainability...
Tuesday, October 23
This Fall, help us share the magic of reading with the children of Los Angeles. For a child, a book can be something akin to magic: books can take them...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
A 21st century activist poster. A 16th century book on mourning. A 20th century poem jotted on a dinner menu. What do these vastly different artifacts have...
Spanning five decades of the artist's work, Judy Dater: Only Human is the first exhibition in over twenty years to explore the career of Bay Area...
LMU President Timothy Law Snyder's 2018 Convocation Address takes place on Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2018 at 11:30 a.m. in Sacred Heart Chapel with a luncheon...
Every Tuesday, we gather in front of Sacred Heart Chapel or in "The Cave" (the lower level of the chapel) at 11:30 AM to prepare 100 sack lunches. Then at 12...
The Harry S. Truman Scholarship is a merit-based scholarship for college students who plan to pursue careers in government or elsewhere in public service....
Guest speaker, Monica Coleman, will discuss Black Theology and the legacies of James Cone & Katie Cannon, founders of Black Liberation Theology and Womanist...
A wonderful community gathering, featuring live performances of music by the Beatles in honor of Sam Wasson, performed by LMU student and friends. Donations...
The College of Business Administration introduces a new monthly series called “Cleaning Up Dirty Business: CBA Night at the Movies.” Movies will be shown...
Wednesday, October 24
This Fall, help us share the magic of reading with the children of Los Angeles. For a child, a book can be something akin to magic: books can take them...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
A 21st century activist poster. A 16th century book on mourning. A 20th century poem jotted on a dinner menu. What do these vastly different artifacts have...
Duo Authentication is required for all faculty and staff eligible for HR benefits. You will be asked to authenticate your identity to access HR Self Service....
Spanning five decades of the artist's work, Judy Dater: Only Human is the first exhibition in over twenty years to explore the career of Bay Area...
An informal lunch meant to gather faculty feedback on First-Year Seminars. Come and discuss collaboration with writing instructors, the teaching of...
Duo Authentication is required for all faculty and staff eligible for HR benefits. You will be asked to authenticate your identity to access HR Self Service....
In this session, ONIF will present the basics of teaching English abroad, such as program structures, benefits, and selection criteria. Fellowships covered...
Meet and hear from professionals and LMU alumni at Raytheon about their company, careers and opportunities. Raytheon will be bringing representatives to talk...
To commemorate LGBT History month, LGBT Student Services, Asian Pacific Student Services, the Center for Asian Business, and Campus Recreation present a...
The 2018 Annual Bioethics Lecture: Bioethics rests on classical medical-ethical questions about individual physician-patient relationships, but there is...
In this free and open-to-the-people lecture, Stephen Parker (Stoma) will explore why the deepest paths of yoga have the least technique. Stephen Parker...
The Graduate Program in Yoga Studies and the Center for Religion & Spirituality invite you to this lecture with Dr. Stephen (Stoma) Parker. Dr. Parker will...
Thursday, October 25
This Fall, help us share the magic of reading with the children of Los Angeles. For a child, a book can be something akin to magic: books can take them...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
A 21st century activist poster. A 16th century book on mourning. A 20th century poem jotted on a dinner menu. What do these vastly different artifacts have...
A faculty-led discussion on life after knowledge in the world, online, and at LMU.
The Huffington Ecumenical Institute at LMU presents the 2018 fall symposium: "Revolutions and Councils: 1917-18." This conference focuses on the Bolshevik...
Spanning five decades of the artist's work, Judy Dater: Only Human is the first exhibition in over twenty years to explore the career of Bay Area...
LMU and the Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts present Cal State Northridge’s Dorothy Barresi and LMU’s own Michelle Bitting reading from their latest...
Directed by Neno Pervan. Addicted children of addicted parents find their worlds tumbling out of control and into pieces at home, at school, at work and...
Friday, October 26
LMU has partnered with George Washington University and Morehouse College to develop a series of civic debate conferences which focus on social justice...
This Fall, help us share the magic of reading with the children of Los Angeles. For a child, a book can be something akin to magic: books can take them...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
A 21st century activist poster. A 16th century book on mourning. A 20th century poem jotted on a dinner menu. What do these vastly different artifacts have...
Please join the William H. Hannon Library and the Center for Teaching Excellence for a talk by Nicole Allen, Director of Open Education at the Scholarly...
Spanning five decades of the artist's work, Judy Dater: Only Human is the first exhibition in over twenty years to explore the career of Bay Area...
As the 2018 midterm elections approach, what role will religion play? What about the growing ranks of secular Americans? Immigration, the death penalty, LGBT...
Join us for a screening of the film Warsaw 44 (Miasto 44) in celebration of the 100th anniversary of Polish independence. Directed by Jan Komasa, Warsaw 44...
Directed by Neno Pervan. Addicted children of addicted parents find their worlds tumbling out of control and into pieces at home, at school, at work and...
Saturday, October 27
This Fall, help us share the magic of reading with the children of Los Angeles. For a child, a book can be something akin to magic: books can take them...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
The 5th Annual L.A. Cyber Security Summit (organized by part-time lecturer Mehrdad Sharbaf) will take place on Saturday, October 27th from 8:30 a.m. to 3...
Prospective students are invited to attend an information session to learn more about our top-ranked program. To register, visit...
Spanning five decades of the artist's work, Judy Dater: Only Human is the first exhibition in over twenty years to explore the career of Bay Area...
The Center for Religion & Spirituality invites you to this public Yoga, Mindfulness and Social Change workshop with yoga therapist and author Robert...
In connection with 100th anniversary of Polish Independence, Wojciech Kocyan will present a program of both familiar and lesser-known works by Polish...
Directed by Neno Pervan. Addicted children of addicted parents find their worlds tumbling out of control and into pieces at home, at school, at work and...
Sunday, October 28
This Fall, help us share the magic of reading with the children of Los Angeles. For a child, a book can be something akin to magic: books can take them...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
The Center for Religion & Spirituality invites you to this public Yoga, Mindfulness and Social Change workshop with LMU's 2018 Himalayan Yoga...
Directed by Neno Pervan. Addicted children of addicted parents find their worlds tumbling out of control and into pieces at home, at school, at work and...
Violin and Viola Faculty Ken Aiso and staff accompanist Valeria Morgovskaya present a program featuring works by Beethoven, Mendelssohn, and Schumann. FREE...
Directed by Neno Pervan. Addicted children of addicted parents find their worlds tumbling out of control and into pieces at home, at school, at work and...
Monday, October 29
This Fall, help us share the magic of reading with the children of Los Angeles. For a child, a book can be something akin to magic: books can take them...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
A 21st century activist poster. A 16th century book on mourning. A 20th century poem jotted on a dinner menu. What do these vastly different artifacts have...
Join Loyola Marymount University's College of Business Administration, The Partnership on AI, and industry and community leaders to examine ethical questions...
Tuesday, October 30
This Fall, help us share the magic of reading with the children of Los Angeles. For a child, a book can be something akin to magic: books can take them...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
A 21st century activist poster. A 16th century book on mourning. A 20th century poem jotted on a dinner menu. What do these vastly different artifacts have...
Students returning from Study Abroad and any currently enrolled LMU Student looking to live on-campus during the Spring 2019 Semester can now apply to live...
Spanning five decades of the artist's work, Judy Dater: Only Human is the first exhibition in over twenty years to explore the career of Bay Area...
This workshop will explore what digital storytelling is, its value and impact in the classroom, and how to get started incorporating it into teaching....
Every Tuesday, we gather in front of Sacred Heart Chapel or in "The Cave" (the lower level of the chapel) at 11:30 AM to prepare 100 sack lunches. Then at 12...
The Graduate School Fair gives students the opportunity to attain information on admission requirements, summer programs and fellowship opportunities. Even...
New CFA faculty are invited to discuss their professional work in this informal conversation-style session. Talk on Teaching was initiated by the Dean with...
Join the Jewish Studies Program at LMU for this year's annual remembrance of the Night of Broken Glass featuring a lecture by Yossi Klein Halevi, renowned...
Wednesday, October 31
This Fall, help us share the magic of reading with the children of Los Angeles. For a child, a book can be something akin to magic: books can take them...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
A 21st century activist poster. A 16th century book on mourning. A 20th century poem jotted on a dinner menu. What do these vastly different artifacts have...
Spanning five decades of the artist's work, Judy Dater: Only Human is the first exhibition in over twenty years to explore the career of Bay Area...
World renowned artistic director, co-founder and choreographer of the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company in New York will visit our dance community here at LMU...
Thursday, November 1
Take part in a full day of programming celebrating creativity and innovation in technology, trade, culture, and entertainment. Global movers and shakers, as...
This Fall, help us share the magic of reading with the children of Los Angeles. For a child, a book can be something akin to magic: books can take them...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
A 21st century activist poster. A 16th century book on mourning. A 20th century poem jotted on a dinner menu. What do these vastly different artifacts have...
As part of Il Cinema Ritrovato On Tour, SFTV presents this restoration workshop hosted by Juana Suarez, director of the Moving Image Archiving and...
Join faculty and staff every other Thursday from noon – 1 p.m. (Oct. 4, 18, Nov. 1, 15, 29, Dec. 13) to discuss racial identity development. In an effort to...
This one-hour event is a crash course on identifying and applying for prestigious off-campus awards. We will also introduce attendees to services provided by...
Spanning five decades of the artist's work, Judy Dater: Only Human is the first exhibition in over twenty years to explore the career of Bay Area...
The LMU Center for Urban Resilience (CURes), the Frank R. Seaver College of Science and Engineering, and the Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts are proud to...
Curator Donna Stein discusses her lifelong friendship with Judy Dater. Free admission
Directed by Neno Pervan. Addicted children of addicted parents find their worlds tumbling out of control and into pieces at home, at school, at work and...
Friday, November 2
This Fall, help us share the magic of reading with the children of Los Angeles. For a child, a book can be something akin to magic: books can take them...
Students will not be able to withdraw from a class(es) in or withdraw from the semester after today. This is the last day to apply for CR/NC grading.
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
A 21st century activist poster. A 16th century book on mourning. A 20th century poem jotted on a dinner menu. What do these vastly different artifacts have...
Spanning five decades of the artist's work, Judy Dater: Only Human is the first exhibition in over twenty years to explore the career of Bay Area...
"The Poetics of Invisibility: War, Trauma & Writing" talk given by Mario Escobar, professor, poet, novelist and activist.
Karlson Rixon is a Swedish visual artist who was born in 1962. She has had several gallery and museum exhibitions, including at The Göteborg Museum of Art...
Directed by Neno Pervan. Addicted children of addicted parents find their worlds tumbling out of control and into pieces at home, at school, at work and...
Saturday, November 3
This Fall, help us share the magic of reading with the children of Los Angeles. For a child, a book can be something akin to magic: books can take them...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
The Center for Religion & Spirituality invite you to this public workshop with Brother Bede Healey, OSB Cam, Ph.D. We often talk and think about our...
Prospective students are invited to attend an information session to learn more about our top-ranked program. To register, visit...
Spanning five decades of the artist's work, Judy Dater: Only Human is the first exhibition in over twenty years to explore the career of Bay Area...
Each year, the CSJ Center honors faculty, staff, students and alumni through an award named “Hidden Heroes.” The contribution of each awardee is celebrated...
Please join us in celebrating this year's Hidden Heroes! Awardees include: Cindy Archer, Associate Dean for Clinical Programs and Experiential Learning and...
LMU alumna Danielle Pech ’07 is a senior creative copywriter at Cornerstone OnDemand with a focus on brand voice and storytelling. She has been working as a...
The LMU Consort Singers will host the 4th annual festival featuring choirs from several of California’s Catholic universities in workshops and a culminating...
Directed by Neno Pervan. Addicted children of addicted parents find their worlds tumbling out of control and into pieces at home, at school, at work and...
Sunday, November 4
This Fall, help us share the magic of reading with the children of Los Angeles. For a child, a book can be something akin to magic: books can take them...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
Please join us for a discussion of the short story "Address Unknown" by Kressman Taylor. The discussion will be moderated by Lisa Silverman, Library Director...
Monday, November 5
This Fall, help us share the magic of reading with the children of Los Angeles. For a child, a book can be something akin to magic: books can take them...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
A 21st century activist poster. A 16th century book on mourning. A 20th century poem jotted on a dinner menu. What do these vastly different artifacts have...
This discussion will focus on faculty-librarian digital collaborations in the classroom and on faculty driven digital projects. Example projects will be...
This restored film is an epic romance based on the building of the world’s most opulent monument to love, the Taj Mahal. Shot entirely in India, the film...
Tuesday, November 6
This Fall, help us share the magic of reading with the children of Los Angeles. For a child, a book can be something akin to magic: books can take them...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
A 21st century activist poster. A 16th century book on mourning. A 20th century poem jotted on a dinner menu. What do these vastly different artifacts have...
Spanning five decades of the artist's work, Judy Dater: Only Human is the first exhibition in over twenty years to explore the career of Bay Area...
Every Tuesday, we gather in front of Sacred Heart Chapel or in "The Cave" (the lower level of the chapel) at 11:30 AM to prepare 100 sack lunches. Then at 12...
Speaker: Tim Lohse, Berlin School of Economics and Law About the Speaker Dr. Lohse will be presenting: TBA For the full list of Economics Seminar Series...
This course provides an overview of the recent socio-political history of China, Japan and Korea, in order to help students understand the ways in which...
This course takes a close look at what is happening in business strategy today through the ‘lens’ of sustainability. We will explore corporate sustainability...
In celebration of WorldFest, the Center for Asian Business, Asian Pacific Student Services, Kyodai, Nikkei Student Union and Office for International...
Wednesday, November 7
This Fall, help us share the magic of reading with the children of Los Angeles. For a child, a book can be something akin to magic: books can take them...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
A 21st century activist poster. A 16th century book on mourning. A 20th century poem jotted on a dinner menu. What do these vastly different artifacts have...
Spanning five decades of the artist's work, Judy Dater: Only Human is the first exhibition in over twenty years to explore the career of Bay Area...
An informal lunch meant to gather Writing Instructor feedback on First-Year Seminars. Come and discuss collaborative teaching, the teaching of information...
Boren Scholarships & Fellowships allow U.S. undergraduate and graduate students to study less commonly taught languages in world regions critical to U.S....
You're invited to participate in our final information session to learn more about the program and get all your questions answered before the program's Nov....
Prospective students are invited to participate in an information session webinar to learn more about our top-ranked program. To register, visit...
How do we respond with solidarity and mutual vulnerability to individuals with intellectual disabilities? This program includes a free public screening of...
In celebration of WorldFest, the Center for Asian Business, Asian Pacific Student Services and Campus Rec present a special screening of Crazy Rich Asians on...
The Center for Religion & Spirituality invites you to this public discussion facilitated by Ignatians West executive director Anne Hansen and LMU theologian...
The Graduate Program in Yoga Studies and the Center for Religion & Spirituality invite you to this lecture with author and yogi Philip Goldberg. Yogananda...
Yogananda was called (by the LA Times) “the 20th Century’s first superstar guru,” and he remains the best-known and most beloved of all the Yoga masters who...
Thursday, November 8
This Fall, help us share the magic of reading with the children of Los Angeles. For a child, a book can be something akin to magic: books can take them...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
A 21st century activist poster. A 16th century book on mourning. A 20th century poem jotted on a dinner menu. What do these vastly different artifacts have...
LAIPLA, in conjunction with Loyola Law School, continues its groundbreaking TechTainment™ program, with TechTainment™ 4.0. TechTainment explores how...
Spanning five decades of the artist's work, Judy Dater: Only Human is the first exhibition in over twenty years to explore the career of Bay Area...
LMU undergraduate and graduate students of all majors are invited to attend this info session on how to request supportive letters of recommendation for...
Damian Langere, co-founder of Gelt Inc. & Domuso, and Chris Gray ’01, EVP, Moss & Company, will share how they began careers in multifamily real estate...
Friday, November 9
This Fall, help us share the magic of reading with the children of Los Angeles. For a child, a book can be something akin to magic: books can take them...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
A 21st century activist poster. A 16th century book on mourning. A 20th century poem jotted on a dinner menu. What do these vastly different artifacts have...
Hosted by Department of Modern Languages and Literatures (MDLL) Co-Sponsors: Kyōdai - Japanese Class (LMU Extension) Play traditional boys/girls...
Spanning five decades of the artist's work, Judy Dater: Only Human is the first exhibition in over twenty years to explore the career of Bay Area...
The Center for Teaching Excellence is facilitating Part 2 of our new eFaculty Certification program focusing on instructional design principles and online...
Maj Hasager is a Danish artist based in Copenhagen, Denmark. She studied photography and fine art in Denmark, Sweden, and the UK, earning an MFA from Malmo...
A series of scenes and one act plays with professional actors and LMU alums performing in a fundraiser for the Theatre Arts Scholarship Fund.
Saturday, November 10
This Fall, help us share the magic of reading with the children of Los Angeles. For a child, a book can be something akin to magic: books can take them...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
Spanning five decades of the artist's work, Judy Dater: Only Human is the first exhibition in over twenty years to explore the career of Bay Area...
A series of scenes and one act plays with professional actors and LMU alums performing in a fundraiser for the Theatre Arts Scholarship Fund.
Sunday, November 11
This Fall, help us share the magic of reading with the children of Los Angeles. For a child, a book can be something akin to magic: books can take them...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
LMU School of Film and Television's annual festival of selected student nominted films on multiple screens at the new LMU Playa Vista Campus. See the next...
Los Angeles is at once the largest Catholic archdiocese in the United States, and the most religiously diverse city in the world. It has the second largest...
Wideman/Davis Dance moves audiences, through the dances we create and perform, dialogues we lead, research we conduct, and movement experiences we share.
A series of scenes and one act plays with professional actors and LMU alums performing in a fundraiser for the Theatre Arts Scholarship Fund.
Monday, November 12
This Fall, help us share the magic of reading with the children of Los Angeles. For a child, a book can be something akin to magic: books can take them...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
A 21st century activist poster. A 16th century book on mourning. A 20th century poem jotted on a dinner menu. What do these vastly different artifacts have...
Welcome to the 42nd Annual Catholic-Jewish Women's Conference presents Facing the Human Challenge of Forgiveness, featuring keynote remarks by Rabbi Cantor...
Edited by Lawrence A. Tritle and Jason W. Warren The essays comprising this volume explore the human face of war from multiple perspectives - psychology,...
Tuesday, November 13
This Fall, help us share the magic of reading with the children of Los Angeles. For a child, a book can be something akin to magic: books can take them...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
A 21st century activist poster. A 16th century book on mourning. A 20th century poem jotted on a dinner menu. What do these vastly different artifacts have...
This class is intended for users who have been using Outlook regularly and want to find efficient ways to manage all their emails and appointments. We will...
Spanning five decades of the artist's work, Judy Dater: Only Human is the first exhibition in over twenty years to explore the career of Bay Area...
Every Tuesday, we gather in front of Sacred Heart Chapel or in "The Cave" (the lower level of the chapel) at 11:30 AM to prepare 100 sack lunches. Then at 12...
Speaker: Daniel Bennett, USC About the speaker Dr. Bennett will be presenting: TBA For the full list of Economics Seminar Series events, visit the...
Learn more about Photoshop's advanced features. Use layers to perform tasks such as compositing multiple images, adding text to an image, or adding vector...
This event is for faculty teaching FYS who want to learn more about the other half of the "first-year experience," Rhetorical Arts. The program will include...
Note: If you are interested in attending this event, please RSVP here or select the "Register" button on this page. The third Faculty Pub Night of the...
Wednesday, November 14
This Fall, help us share the magic of reading with the children of Los Angeles. For a child, a book can be something akin to magic: books can take them...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
A 21st century activist poster. A 16th century book on mourning. A 20th century poem jotted on a dinner menu. What do these vastly different artifacts have...
Spanning five decades of the artist's work, Judy Dater: Only Human is the first exhibition in over twenty years to explore the career of Bay Area...
Barry Goldwater Scholarship applicants are invited to attend a hands-on workshop online. We will troubleshoot application issues and discuss additional...
Prospective students are invited to attend an information session to learn more about our top-ranked program. To register, visit...
LMU Dance presents choreography from the finest local and national dance makers. I see dance being used as communication between body and soul, to express...
Thursday, November 15
This Fall, help us share the magic of reading with the children of Los Angeles. For a child, a book can be something akin to magic: books can take them...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
Applications will be available for summer 2019 beginning November 15.
A 21st century activist poster. A 16th century book on mourning. A 20th century poem jotted on a dinner menu. What do these vastly different artifacts have...
Spanning five decades of the artist's work, Judy Dater: Only Human is the first exhibition in over twenty years to explore the career of Bay Area...
We invite students, faculty, and staff to share their experiences of the 2018 LMU Common Book with friends and colleagues. This event is open to all LMU...
Join faculty and staff every other Thursday from noon – 1 p.m. (Oct. 4, 18, Nov. 1, 15, 29, Dec. 13) to discuss racial identity development. In an effort to...
This class is intended for beginner Excel users who want to learn about Excel functions. We will explore these essential functions - AutoSum, TRIM, PROPER,...
Spanning five decades of the artist's work, Judy Dater: Only Human is the first exhibition in over twenty years to explore the career of Bay Area...
The Center for Religion & Spirituality invites you to this public discussion facilitated by Ignatians West executive director Anne Hansen and LMU theologian...
The Paul A. Grosch Lecture Series welcomes Dr. Toby Groves, social cognitive scientist, speaker and writer, for a presentation titled "Illusions of Trust:...
LMU Dance presents choreography from the finest local and national dance makers. I see dance being used as communication between body and soul, to express...
Friday, November 16
LMU has partnered with George Washington University and Morehouse College to develop a series of civic debate conferences which focus on social justice...
LMU students, faculty, alumni and parents are invited to the 5th annual Startup Weekend Los Angeles where designers, developers, marketers, engineers and...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
A 21st century activist poster. A 16th century book on mourning. A 20th century poem jotted on a dinner menu. What do these vastly different artifacts have...
Spanning five decades of the artist's work, Judy Dater: Only Human is the first exhibition in over twenty years to explore the career of Bay Area...
The Udall Scholarship is a $7,000 award for sophomore and junior level college students committed to careers related to the environment, tribal public...
Have an idea? Want to be a part of a founding team? You're invited to participate in the 5th annual Startup Weekend where designers, developers, marketers,...
LMU Dance presents choreography from the finest local and national dance makers. I see dance being used as communication between body and soul, to express...
Saturday, November 17
LMU has partnered with George Washington University and Morehouse College to develop a series of civic debate conferences which focus on social justice...
LMU students, faculty, alumni and parents are invited to the 5th annual Startup Weekend Los Angeles where designers, developers, marketers, engineers and...
When sports are at the mercy of politics, how do players and coaches respond? Looking beyond our collective institutional memory, we can turn to a time in...
Disconnection, alienation, confusion, and identity are all some of the issues veterans struggle with in transitioning home. Often there is a clash of values...
Event Date: Saturday, November 17, 2018, 9 am to 3:30 pm. Registration: Click here. Disconnection, alienation, confusion, and identity are all some of...
Spanning five decades of the artist's work, Judy Dater: Only Human is the first exhibition in over twenty years to explore the career of Bay Area...
The Center for Teaching Excellence is facilitating Part 2 of our new eFaculty Certification program focusing on instructional design principles and online...
Every fall semester, all Drawing Area students participate in the Annual Drawing Circus exhibition. Visiting artists, performers, and LMU drawing and...
The Center for Religion & Spirituality invites you to this public Yoga, Mindfulness and Social Change workshop with Share Necessities executive director and...
LMU Dance presents choreography from the finest local and national dance makers. I see dance being used as communication between body and soul, to express...
