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 …
Read moreLozano Honored with NCA’s 2018 Scholar-Activist Award
Loyola 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 …
It’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 …
Dr. 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 …
Read moreStudents Practice Tai Chi on the Bluff to Find Balance
Art 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 …
Read moreTony Brown ’92 Gives Troubled Teens a Voice through Art
CFA’s Von der Ahe Chair of Communication and Ethics, Lawrence Wenner, was honored as the 2018 recipients of LMU’s Rains Awards for Excellence in Scholarship and Creative Works at the …
Read moreTwo Communication Studies Professors Garner Prestigious Faculty Awards
With graduation upon us, we spoke to some of CFA’s talented #LMU18 graduates as they gear up to leave LMU and take on the world. In our We Love Our Grads series, …
Read moreWe Love Our Grads: Uakea Jose ’18, Communication Studies
LMU recently announced that they are adding new majors and minors to the LMU curriculum. Starting in the fall of 2018, students will be able to declare a journalism major through the …
A journal founded and edited by Lawrence Wenner, the Von der Ahe Chair in Communication and Ethics in LMU’s College of Communications and Fine Arts and the School of Film …
Fans or not, millions are watching football this season to see who is, and isn’t, protesting. But are they asking why? Shaun Anderson, professor of Communication Studies, talks about sports, …
Read moreTo Kneel or Not to Kneel: A Conversation on Athlete Activism
In Spring 2017, Communication Studies professor Christopher Finlay received the prestigious Matteo Ricci Fellowship from the Beijing Center in China, which allowed him to travel to that country for one …
Read moreResearching the Olympics and Exploring Opportunities for CFA in China