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Los Angeles Loyolan Audio episodes
- Voices of the Newsroom: Tackling the future of college enrollment
Birth rates significantly dropped during the Great Recession of 2008, followed by a decrease in student population. In the near future, universities nationwide will be challenged by this demographic cliff in enrollment. We're here to discuss.
13 min - Voices of the Newsroom: Journalist Jon Allsop discusses what journalism is for
Practicing journalists worldwide are concerned by the Trump administration's executive orders against various U.S. institutions for their use of the First Amendment. How can journalists properly continue to promote democracy in this current state? Writer and journalist Jon Allsop answers the question.
14 min - Laughing Matter: Michaela Goodfellow on Gen Z and workplace comedy
Michaela Goodfellow discusses the journey of her mockumentary series “Work Study” and the thought and humor that goes into content creation
13 min - 60 Second Lectures: Professor Jo Meuris on the importance of human-made art
Animation professor Jo Meuris discusses the art of animation and the importance of hand-drawn, human-made art.
12 min - Voices of the Newsroom: Discussing the human effects on the environment while celebrating Earth Day
Brian Treanor, Ph.D., professor of philosophy, celebrated Earth Day with a 12-hour reading of Henry David Thoreau's "Walden." On the theme of Earth Day and "Walden," today we are discussing the impacts of overconsumption and the remedies to climate change.
8 min - Laughing Matter: Jash Shah on visual effects and where ideas come from
Jash Shah discusses the secret humor behind being a visual effects artist.
12 min - Lions in the Spotlight: Cheryl Grills, Ph.D. — 37 years of advocacy for students of color at LMU
As she prepares to retire, Cheryl Grills, Ph.D., reflects on her 37 years at LMU dedicated to advocating for students of color, fostering communal celebration and fighting for student recognition.
20 min - Laughing Matter: Parker Alexander on visual storytelling and the animation community
Parker Alexander (they/he) discusses how he expresses humor through animation, and his perspective as a fly on the wall.
14 min - Voices of the Newsroom: Breaking down the future plans of President-elect Thomas Poon, Ph.D.
Current Executive Vice President and Provost, Thomas Poon Ph.D., will be the 17th president of LMU. Loyolan Editor in Chief, Sarah Hutter, is here to break down her sit-down conversation with President-Elect Poon, where they discussed the continuity of the Jesuit mission, higher education and plans for his presidency.
12 min - Voices of the Newsroom: The fight for job security with new campus dining service Aramark
LMU's new campus food service, Aramark Collegiate Hospitality, has begun requiring Sodexo employees to reapply and reinterview for the jobs that they currently hold. We're here to break down the situation between Aramark and campus employees, union organization and the future of job security for these workers.
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The Los Angeles Loyolan brings you all of our podcast episodes and individual audio stories covering the news at LMU. Each week, our hosts talk to students, student reporters and faculty members in…
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