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
This year’s LMU Music Winter Choral Concert featured the LMU Consort Singers and Concert Choir with special guest performances. Works by Manuel Matarrita, Elaine Hagenberg, Chris de Silva, Mack Wilberg, …
When the coronavirus pandemic started, LMU’s Marital and Family/Art Therapy Department immediately saw the need for their services increase, as so many different populations were suddenly plunged into instability, job …
Read moreArt Therapy Graduate Students Launch Telehealth Therapy Services During Pandemic
The twelfth annual BTLS4SAM show, a celebration of life for former LMU Theatre student Samuel Wasson, was held virtually this fall through Zoom. Sam Wasson, who was tragically taken in …
Read moreAnnual Beatles for Sam (BTLS4SAM) Virtual Student Concert
This fall, the Department of Art and Art History is hosting the 8th season of the KaleidoLA Speaker Series, this time organized by Karen Rapp, Director of the Laband Art …
Read moreFall’s KaleidoLA Speaker Series Explores Personal Narratives Featuring All Artists of Color
Performing and sharing of talent in public is such a crucial aspect of being a musician, and losing access to in-person events and recitals has been particularly challenging for the …
Read moreLMU Music Department’s Second Thursdays Virtual Concert Series
With LMU’s move to online instruction back in March, all on-campus events through the end of the semester were postponed, including LMU Theatre Arts’ Mainstage production of Qui Nguyen’s “She …
Read moreBehind the Scenes of the Virtual Performance “She Kills Monsters”
Faculty Senate President Dorothea Herreiner talks to Kirstin Noreen, professor of art history, about the transition to teaching in an online environment. Professor Noreen has taught at LMU since 2006. She …
“Racism is a heart disease,” “Love wins,” “Revolution is not a one-time event,” and other powerful sayings were scribbled across sidewalks across the city as part of two public art …
Read morePeaceful Community Art Installations Respond to Self-Isolation and Racial Injustices
Shaun Anderson is an Assistant Professor of Organizational Communication and Faculty Advisor for the Institute of Business Ethics and Sustainability at Loyola Marymount University. His teaching and research interests …
