Mission Possible: Protecting Freedom, Justice and Democracy for Future Generations
Sunday, Jan. 18 | 3:00-4:30 p.m. in Life Science Bldg Auditorium. Celebrate the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. This panel discussion presents an opportunity to share valuable insights, experiences, and viewpoints about the challenges and responsibilities we face in upholding the core values of freedom, justice, and democracy for the benefit of generations to come. Presenters: Dr. Ansel Augustine, Dr. Donovan Blount, Dr. Todd Hawkins, Dr. Eddie Hilley. Sponsored by Center for Religion & Spirituality, African American Catholic Center, CSJ Center for Justice and Reconciliation, Campus Ministry, and Division of Mission. Center for Religion Spirituality
CSJ Center Symposium: Cry of the Earth, Cry of the Poor: Modeling the City of Tomorrow
Monday, February 9-Thursday, February 12, 2026
LMU is not just a campus for learning and research, but a microcosm of the average American city, with residences, infrastructure, and commerce. Coupled with our location in one of the largest metropolitan regions in the United States, we are uniquely positioned to model real and substantive solutions for ecological renewal. In the 2026 CSJ Center Symposium, the university community and general public are invited to dream – of what the city of tomorrow can be, and how LMU can model itself today, addressing our ecological crisis and continued efforts towards the ecological renewal of our university,
Visit the CSJ Center for Reconciliation and Justice website for more information.