Before most students are awake, a small group of LMU rowers are already at the marina, carrying boats to the dock and pushing off into the dark. No trainers, no team vans, no scholarships — just a ...

Millions of people dream about becoming a professional athlete, but what it takes to get there is not always shown on television. Far from the bright lights, autographs and private jets associated ...

The 2025-26 season has been one to remember for LMU Athletics. The Lions fought tough competition, won conference titles in several sports and had many athletes and coaches honored with individual ...

Are you looking to get into a new sport? Maybe trying to reinvent yourself? Doing the whole "new year, new you" thing? Becoming a hockey fan could be just the solution. In a game filled with lots of ...

The transfer process for college athletes today looks nothing like it did a decade ago. Before recent court orders and landmark NCAA decisions ushered in a new era of athlete mobility and opportunity, ...

The audio version of this article is generated by Trinity Audio using AI narration. The pieces were there — early momentum and star players — but the Lions struggled to close out their games when it ...

The rise of social media has grown the sports world to new heights. Platforms like Instagram, YouTube, Twitter and TikTok have remodeled the way sports have been viewed across the world. The idea of a ...

The audio version of this article is generated by Trinity Audio using AI narration. “To honor our graduates and the University’s commitment to delivering an exceptional graduation experience, LMU ...

Having cut ties with the University of Southern California (USC) earlier this year, fraternities at USC join the wider trend of disaffiliation taking place across the country. Despite granting ...

When and why does the Loyolan use anonymous sources? Anonymous sources are prohibited at the Loyolan unless it is determined that publishing a source’s name, affiliation, title or description could ...

Don Lemon, a journalist and award-winning former CNN anchor, and Georgia Fort, an independent journalist, will headline the Loyolan's annual First Amendment Week celebration.

Change and elimination are now the expectation — and even standard — for higher education institutions nationwide amidst the chaos spurred by the Department of Education’s (DOE) Office for Civil ...