Loyola Marymount University offers students “a vast array of internship opportunities and a stellar academic lineup that includes solid programs in television and film, liberal arts and sciences, and business,” according to […]
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Each year, as part of the LMU Staff BBQ, there is a cart decorating contest to raise canned food donations. The CFA MASHIES (Making Awesome Stuff Happen) team who decorated the cart […]
Read moreElena Muslar ’11 has joined LMU as the Assistant Director for Entertainment and Fine Arts Professions in Career and Professional Development. In this role, she will support the career development needs of all […]
Read moreCommunication Studies associate professor Nina Reich created this video with Buzzfeed News on the Ni Una Mas movement, which seeks challenge the Mexican rhetoric of denial and bring attention and awareness to the issue […]
Read moreGo looking for Kendra Dawson ’19, and you will probably find her doing something that makes an impact. You might find her building community with LMU’s First-to-Go and Guardian Scholars programs, which she […]
Read moreLoyola Marymount University has partnered with United States International University-Africa in Nairobi, Kenya, to explore opportunities for study abroad programs and promote connections among faculty members and administrators. A delegation from USIU-A […]
Read moreMadeline Canales ’17 is a communication studies major. We asked her to share this speech she presented at the November Scholarship Dinner. She serves as a CFA peer mentor, a resident advisor […]
Read moreExploring the increasing encroachment of big data on our digital lives can be pretty scary stuff. According to the speakers at Communication Studies’ Annual Colloquium, anonymity in the current digital culture has […]
Read moreThe College of Communication and Fine Arts is happy to welcome two new full-time faculty members to our Communication Studies Department. Communication Studies is the largest major in the college, and the second […]
Read moreHistorically, the International Olympics Committee has tried to crack down on athletes’ use of social media. This year, they’re taking a different approach, as Communication Studies Professor Christopher Finlay explains in this […]
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