LMU is the Community

Loyola Marymount University has been a proud member of Los Angeles’ Westchester neighborhood since 1929. Much of LMU’s oceanfront campus is free and open to the public, including the brand-new William H. Hannon Library.

In addition, the LMU family embodies a strong commitment to giving back to their community. In a typical year, students, faculty and staff volunteer more than 170,000 hours on behalf of some 350 different non-profit organizations throughout Los Angeles.

LMU is a vital economic presence, as well. After completion of the Master Plan, the university will generate approximately $520 million a year in Los Angeles County – including $100 million in student spending – and support some 6,100 jobs.

LMU was proud to be named a “Treasure of Los Angeles” in 2007 by the Central City Association.

Links:

LMU Center for Service and Action

LMU Student Organizes Community Clean-Up Day at Westchester High

LMU Cares Continues Outreach with Project Knapsack

Student Uses Fellowship to Link Costa Rican Farms and L.A. Classroom

LMU Men's Hoops Spreads Holiday Cheer

LMU Students Recognized for Community Service

LMU Leads West Coast in Community Volunteer Recruits