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The Lair Marketplace, QDOBA face weekslong closures in April as dining hall renovations commence

For students seeking to break up the monotony of repetitive QDOBA bowls and omelettes from the Lair Marketplace, the end of ...
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A year in review: ASLMU President D’Anthony Yates reflects on his tenure

D’Anthony Yates, biology major and ASLMU president, is nearing the end of his time in the position. As elections for the next ...
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Who gets to declare an art form dead?

Timothée Chalamet's recent comments about dead art forms propose an interesting question: Who gets to declare an art form ...
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Curiosity and hard work: Don Lemon on the First Amendment

Don Lemon, an independent journalist and former award-winning CNN anchor, headlined the Loyolan’s first speaker event for the ...
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Sand, sun and success: LMU women’s beach volleyball team dominates the courts in a joy-filled season

With the tail end of the season approaching, the LMU women’s beach volleyball team has secured itself as a force to be reckoned with. With a record of 12-5 and ...
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Where community and tradition are one: Han Tao’s annual Chinese Cultural Night

Han Tao, LMU’s Chinese and Chinese American student organization, brought together student vendors, club members and attendees in hopes of building one thing — community. Featuring performances from U ...
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Women’s History Month: Highlighting those who continue to advocate

The start of March marked the beginning of Women’s History Month, a time that most take to celebrate women and their accomplishments by recognizing the contributions they have made to ...