Whether it was love at first sight or it took a few walks on the Bluff or late night trips to Iggy’s to be unwavering in your Lion pride, four years at LMU are just not enough. Right when you miraculously discover that each and every frat party is the same as the next, when you are overwhelmed with regret by your choices to ever get coffee anywhere else but The Den, or when you realize the 2nd floor is evidently the best floor of the library, your reckless college student days are taken right under you. Four years was not enough time to become the lion you were always meant to be.
Fortunately, senior year is the time to reflect on every experience, every place, and every moment you fulfilled your LMU destiny and do them all once more.
Here are some LMU lasts:
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Grab food and go for some quality Bluff sunset time
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Shamelessly singing Karaoke at POWs
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Pre/Post game class at The Loft (when will you get $4 draft beers ever again?)
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Go to a themed frat party (an excuse to dress up)
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Get your money’s worth and hangout in the Life Science building because most of us probably will never have a class there anyways
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Take a swim in the LMU pool
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Get a late night Iggy’s milkshake
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Give up on your studies and take a nap on Sunken Gardens
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Go to that place in LA you probably should’ve been to already since you’ve been here for four years
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Walk from the opposite side of campus to UHall without hating your life
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Take the Brazilian Booty workout class for free in the LMU Gym
Although all of these moments and experiences may resonate as bittersweet in the hearts and minds of those who were eager in pursuing LMU’s mantra of education of the whole person, we are told and we can find comfort in that becoming a lion isn’t just four years, it’s for life.