It’s been less than a year since Madeleine King embarked on her first research experience, but that’s long enough for King, who graduated in May from the Loyola Marymount University, … Read more
Winning the Nancy Klamm Award for Best Undergraduate Oral Presentation at the Wilson Ornithological Society’s annual conference in April left Francesca Foltz feeling overwhelmed. “I was shaking,” says Foltz, a … Read more
Elena Martinez traces her love of mathematics to starting her education as an English learner. “I gravitated toward math because I didn’t need English to understand it,” recalls Martinez, a … Read more
When two childhood friends reconnected after one ended up on the faculty at Loyola Marymount University and the other at LMU Loyola Law School, the result was not only a … Read more
It is great to be back with the Department, even though these are different times! Thank you so much to Hawley for her great work during the fall semester keeping … Read more
Alumni News: Koyya Lewis-Trammell (‘13) has authored a chapter in the upcoming publication Cambridge Handbook of Cyber Behavior titled, “Electronic Activity Monitoring Systems for Physical Activity Promotion”. Lauren Sutherlin (’17) … Read more
Nicholas Neveu felt like he was being welcomed into the community of structural engineers when he participated in a virtual awards night meeting to receive a 2021 SEAOSC Foundation Scholarship … Read more
Guy Consolmagno, S.J., director of the Vatican Observatory and president of the Vatican Observatory Foundation, has described the mission of the observatory as, in part, convincing the world that faith … Read more
For as long as he can remember, Amanuel Matias has wanted to become an engineer. “Unlike many of my peers, I’m not as drawn to the more traditional aerospace and … Read more
This past year Jeremy Pal, Loyola Marymount University professor of civil and environmental engineering, found himself directly experiencing the effects of climate change as he stood knee-deep in the acqua … Read more