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Alumni News and Happenings
Alumni News: Cari Copley (’15) began work toward a Master of Health Sciences degree in Physician Assistant studies from Mayo Clinic School of Health Sciences this fall. Jackie Fisher (’15) … Read more
Department Chair Welcome
It was certainly an interesting time to return to the role of Department Chair while Sarah Strand was out on maternity leave after giving birth in May to a healthy … Read more
LMU Coastal Research Institute Tackles Coastal Resilience to Climate Change
Launched in the fall of 2017, the Loyola Marymount University Coastal Research Institute is making inroads into understanding how climate change is impacting the Santa Monica Bay and local coastal … Read more
An Acrobatic Feat: Engineering Student Combines His Passions for Circus Arts and Science
Fosse Lin-Bianco’s life changed under a big-top tent adjacent to the Santa Monica Pier. The Loyola Marymount University senior electrical engineering major and dance minor was 10 when he sat … Read more
UNESCO Program Selects LMU Student to Lead Team Studying COVID-19
When something interests Lianlen Joy Go Distor, she calls it “sparkly.” And when the Loyola Marymount University junior learned she had been chosen out of a pool of more than … Read more
Small Change, Big Impact
“There’s no saving the world,” said Lexi Neary, a senior studying environmental science. “It’s about damage control and doing what we can to change our habits.” That’s the premise for … Read more
Interdisciplinary Innovation Key to Improving Health Care System
There’s much that works with our current health care system, but a lot that needs improvement. And according to Loyola Marymount University alumnus Stephen Speicher, the thing that’s going to … Read more
Mathematics Professor Appointed to State Board on Racial Profiling
Loyola Marymount University Professor of Mathematics Lily Khadjavi has been appointed by California Attorney General Xavier Becerra to serve a multi-year term on the statewide Racial and Identity Profiling Advisory … Read more
Engineering Students 3D Print PPEs
Two Loyola Marymount University sophomores have devoted much of their free time since the COVID-19 pandemic heated up in March to a labor of love — using 3D printers to … Read more
Research on Activity Recognition Systems Will Positively Impact Daily Life
Computers surround us every day. Delaram Yazdansepas, newly appointed assistant professor of computer science, is researching how developing and exploring activity recognition systems using sensors in wearable devices helps enrich … Read more