Today, LMU received a report about a possible campus safety threat occurring in Lot I near Sacred Heart Chapel. Upon investigation, no threat was identified, and there is no threat to campus.
President Poon shares his reflections following LMU’s first Community Conversation of the academic year and the path forward.
As the academic year begins, LMU reminds our community of the university’s established protocols for responding to interactions with external law enforcement and government agencies, including federal entities.
During this time of strife in our beloved City of Angels, Loyola Marymount University relies on the wisdom of its founding communities: the Jesuit mission of forming persons for and with others; the vision of the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary that all people should have life, and the Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange’s insistence on the love of the dear neighbor without distinction.
Governmental Policy & Regulation
With recent developments in Los Angeles, LMU reaffirms our established protocols for interactions with law enforcement and government agencies, including federal entities, and our commitment to the safety and well-being of all students, faculty, and staff.