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 ...

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.

Leading up to the Nov. 3 midterm elections, the Department of Justice charged 28 people in connection to voter fraud and filed a lawsuit against California and Los Angeles County.

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

After re-registering as a student organization in 2024, LMU’s Students for Justice in Palestine chapter has spent the past ...

“It all started when we watched a movie this summer, and it was an AMC, and we loved the Nicole Kidman intro because it’s so ...

What happens when a detective loses the one sense she relies on to solve a mystery? For Detective Krystal Claire, finding her missing sister means learning to navigate a world she can no longer see.

At LMU, October marks the beginning of many things. For some, it’s a month packed with campus events, midterms and the anticipation of Halloween. But for seniors, there’s one weekend in October that ...

Murphy Recital Hall sounded different this February. Instead of the usual rehearsals and student recitals, the stage hosted 25 elite young pianists from 13 countries competing in the 2026 American ...

This week on Voices of the Newsroom, Video Producer Reece Cartee explains key details of southern California’s hottest El ...

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

In the spirit of pumpkin spice and everything nice, Mane Entertainment hosted Fall Fest, bringing a petting zoo, pumpkin ...