Collaboration Through 3D Printing
“A lot of times biology or science is confined to the laboratory. One of the things we’d like to do is move it from the bench top to the real … Read more
“A lot of times biology or science is confined to the laboratory. One of the things we’d like to do is move it from the bench top to the real … Read more
Loyola Marymount University recently hosted its third annual Startup Weekend powered by Google for Entrepreneurs. For the first time, LMU’s College of Business Administration, Frank R. Seaver College of Science … Read more
“I’m a product of the startup and technology world,” said Rajveer “Raj” Singh Tut. “I want to inspire more people to think critically about technology and the startup industry as … Read more
Seaver’s Civil Engineering and Environmental Science Council for Industry Partnerships (CEES CIP), made up of alumni, recently hosted its first annual mixer for current students and young alumni on Friday, … Read more
“Do what you love to do and have a can-do attitude,” were words of advice imparted by Tom Mueller, M.S. ’92, to a packed audience of Loyola Marymount University students, … Read more
Aerospace industry veteran Christine Bertero Landis ’69 received an engineering degree from Loyola University in an era when the school was almost “all” male By Jeremy Rosenberg In the autumn … Read more
“It’s okay to make decisions that are best for you,” advised Loyola Marymount University alumna Shira Shafir ’99, Ph.D., M.P.H., to a group of students, faculty and staff in November … Read more
Chris Stern ‘93 may have taken a nontraditional route from civil engineering student at the Frank R. Seaver College of Science and Engineering to his current position as strategy and … Read more
In the few years since Loyola Marymount University alumna Lisa Taylor ’11 began teaching physics in 2012, she’s inspired more than a half-dozen students to attend her alma mater. Most … Read more
Evelyn Escobedo, a 2008 Loyola Marymount University graduate, was honored in June with the prestigious American Medical Association Foundation Minority Scholars Award. The honor is given to 20 medical students … Read more
“I’ve always been a tinkerer,” said Deanna Watson ’14, explaining how a penchant for taking things apart led to her burgeoning career in engineering. “As I was researching engineers and … Read more