Consort Singers Find Zoom Harmony Through New Tech
LMU COLLEGE OF COMMUNICATION AND FINE ARTS | No matter the distance, LMU choral students are singing in sync this semester thanks to a new technological innovation, Jacktrip Audio Technology. …
LMU COLLEGE OF COMMUNICATION AND FINE ARTS | No matter the distance, LMU choral students are singing in sync this semester thanks to a new technological innovation, Jacktrip Audio Technology. …
The LMU Theatre Arts Department had the opportunity to attend the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF) this year, where four of our theatre students advanced to the semi-final …
Read moreTheatre Arts Reaches Advanced Round in Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival
An integral part of the Music 101 Studio Performance class is the opportunity to engage with guest speakers who are leaders in the music performance and composition industry. The recital class for music majors and minors spends a …
Read moreMusic Invites Diverse Slate of Speakers to Studio Performance Class
The way Professor Kristen Smiarowski describes her role as a teacher “is that I am preparing our students to go out into the world and contribute.” The other pillars of …
When first-year dance major and public relations minor Gabriella Alleyne sat down to think about what she was going to pursue for her Girl Scout Gold Award a few years …
Read moreDance Major Gabriella Alleyne Champions Diversity in the Media with Online Magazine
Kaelyn Sabal Wilson’s work spans local and global explorations of girlhood, womanhood, queerness, blackness, and otherness, with recent poems focused on her Afro-Caribbean upbringing in suburban Southern California and current life …
Read moreKaelyn Sabal Wilson ’19 wins 2021 Pat Kavanagh Prize for Creative and Life Writing
In their annual January meeting, the Southern California Art Therapy Association recognized two Loyola Marymount University faculty members from the Marital and Family (Art) Therapy Department. The faculty members, Louvenia …
For LMU Studio Arts faculty, the idea of teaching visual and physical art classes virtually was daunting from the start. But much to their delight, the experience ended up working …
In the first official collaboration between LMU’s KXLU radio station and the music department, a new show titled “LMU Music Presents: Music from the Bluff,” is hitting the soundwaves. The …
Read moreLMU Music Debuts New Program on KXLU Highlighting Students, Faculty and Alums
To say the LMU College of Communication and Fine Arts felt challenged last March when remote instruction was mandated and the lights went dark on our performance and exhibition spaces …
Read moreIn the Face of Uncertainty, CFA Has Banner Virtual Events Season
What the most recent iteration of Art and Art History’s course Design Entrepreneurship lacked in in-person experience, it more than made up for it in innovation and content. Students were …
Read moreDesign Entrepreneurship Class Virtually Redesigns Central LA Performance Academy