Nina Lozano, associate professor of communication studies, was recently honored as the recipient of the National Communication Association (NCA) Feminist and Women’s Studies Division’s 2018 Scholar-Activist Award, in honor of her valuable […]
Read moreThe Loyola Marymount University Department of Music hosted the fourth annual C4 California Catholic Collegiate Choral Festival on Saturday, November 3, 2018. Participating choirs came from Santa Clara University, University of San […]
Read more“That Face”, written by Polly Stenham and directed by Neno Pervan, ran in the Barnelle Theatre from October 25 to November 3. Students in the six-person play presented a haunting story about […]
Read moreLoyola Marymount University held its first annual Social Justice Debate series this October, culminating in the final of the first round on October 26 on campus at LMU. The debate series was […]
Read more“Measure for Measure,” written by William Shakespeare and directed by Jim Holmes, ran in the Strub Theatre with shows from October 5th through the 13th. Shakespeare’s dark comedy was brought to modern audiences, […]
Read moreIt’s been a season of accolades for Loyola Marymount University’s scholar of sports and society. Lawrence Wenner, the Von der Ahe Professor of Communication and Ethics in the College of Communication and […]
Read moreDr. Abhik Roy, Professor of Communication Studies, recently partnered with Kumiko Yamamoto, DAOM, LAc, Dipl. O.M. to hold an afternoon of tai chi on the bluff. Yamamoto is a certified Ni Family Tai […]
Read moreLoyola Marymount University’s Katharine Noon, associate professor of theatre arts, can recall feeling challenged in her early days of teaching at the university level. “I remember the first time I walked into […]
Read moreEach year, professor Judith Royer, CSJ, and professor Dorie Baizley, in collaboration with the CSJ Center for Reconciliation and Justice, offer LMU students an engaged learning course connecting theatre and social justice issues. The “Voices of […]
Read moreArt has the possibility to affect people – particularly children – in transformative ways. This was the message of LMU alumnus Tony Brown ’92, when he came to talk to students as […]
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