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At multiple moments in LMU's recent history, the LMU community was frequently protesting on campus. But this year, it’s quieter. What’s changed?

One year after the Los Angeles wildfires broke out, the Los Angeles community continues to rebuild itself, both structurally and psychologically. This week, Enterprise Reporter Emma Russell shares the incredible stories and lessons from her reporting on some of the LMU community members who were significantly impacted by the fires.

In this week's episode, Pi Beta Phi sister and Loyolan Assistant Opinion Editor Cathryn Giusto took me through her experience going through Panhellenic Recruitment as she reflects on her time in Greek Life now that she will be graduating this semester.

Henry Ward, the assistant dean of capitalize these Ethnic and Intercultural Services, retires after nearly three decades of service. In this episode, News Intern James Mira and I had the amazing opportunity to sit down with Ward and many of his colleagues to discuss his work.

Generative AI platforms like ChatGPT and Sora AI are becoming more prevalent and producing increasingly realistic images. This week, Enterprise Reporter Emma Russell gives insight into how this could potentially threaten media literacy, journalistic integrity and LMU students’ education. Listen here.

Sarah Emanuel, Ph.D., discusses her research into biblical studies and how she wishes to bring her identity into her lessons.

Black Students in Business (BSB) works towards empowering Black students pursuing careers in the business field through career workshops, professional seminars and networking opportunities. In this episode, I spoke with co-presidents of BSB Amina Lamar, marketing major, and Tre Williams, business management and leadership major, to discuss the organizations reestablishment and impact throughout the past year.

In this week’s episode, Opinion Intern Wasay Abdali joins me to discuss progressive politics and how nepotism may hinder the Democratic Party's goals in the wake of Representative Nancy Pelosi’s planned exit from Congress.

Jared Coleman, Ph.D., discusses his work in computer science and why he thinks curiosity for curiosity’s sake should be more encouraged in research. Listen here.

Last weekend, Kappa Alpha Theta hosted their annual Rock the CASA fundraiser. In this week's episode, Assistant News Editor Zak McHale filled me in on the fun-filled event and how it plays a role in combatting federal funding cut by the Trump administration.