Reading Time: 5 minutesThe University Hall escalator project is entering its most visible phase, with demolition beginning March 29 and running through Commencement. This update explains what to expect during construction, why progress will look different over the summer, and how similar infrastructure challenges are playing out at LMU Loyola Law School. It’s a look at how complex systems get fixed—and a reminder that how we use them matters, too.
Facilities & Infrastructure, Facilities Management, University News
Reading Time: 6 minutesRenovating the Lair means a temporary shift to outdoor dining—but also a major step toward a brighter, more flexible, and more social campus hub. Serving up to 3,000 meals a day, the Lair sits at the heart of student life, and this reimagining is designed to better reflect how students gather, connect, and dine today. The transition may be a little inconvenient, but what’s coming next will be well worth the wait.
Academic & Intellectual Life, Beyond the Bluff, Community & Culture, University Leadership
Reading Time: 7 minutesNYC Career Trek and CBA Centennial: Three days across New York where students stepped into boardrooms, newsrooms, and rehearsal halls—and where Lions open doors for the next Lion walking through.
Facilities & Infrastructure, Facilities Management
Reading Time: 9 minutesWhen campus gets quiet, everything happens. A look at the behind-the-scenes work keeping LMU running—trees, doors, letters, and all.
Reading Time: 6 minutesLMU’s Children’s Center has cared for our youngest Lions for more than 20 years. Now it’s time to reinvest—so this special place can keep serving families well for years to come.
Academic & Intellectual Life, Beyond the Bluff, Civic Engagement & Partnerships, University Leadership
Reading Time: 5 minutesEarlier this week, we had the privilege of welcoming Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi P ’92 to LMU for a conversation with our students, an event hosted by the LMU Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts and centered on the approaching 250th anniversary of the United States and the importance of civic engagement.
Beyond the Bluff, Civic Engagement & Partnerships
Reading Time: 6 minutesAt the L.A. Area Chamber Inaugural Dinner, LMU joined regional leaders to celebrate civic impact, business leadership, and partnership. Hosting our table with students underscored why we show up: to connect education to the city we serve and give LMU Lions access to moments that shape their futures.