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 …
The Apathy Effect was a multimedia exhibit, co-sponsored by CFA, which showcased the resilience of young survivors of human trafficking, immersing viewers in the stories of these survivors. Featuring a …
Read moreChallenging Apathy by Exposing Realities of Human Trafficking
In Memoriam: Dean to Deans By Bryant Keith Alexander, CFA Dean About two years ago, I attended a campus-based event in the Thomas P. Kelly Jr. Student Art Gallery in …
What role can the visual and performing arts play in transforming the lives of those behind bars? Experts in the field of prison arts – along with former inmates who …
Read moreCFA-Hosted Conference Highlights Benefits of Fine Arts Programs for the Incarcerated
On October 3, an intimate crowd gathered in Murphy Recital Hall to view The Core Ensemble performance of “Los Valientes,” a chamber music theatre production featuring a solo actor performance, …
Read moreExploring Ethnicity and Identity Through Performance
It’s not the most camera-friendly department in the College of Communication and Fine Arts, but the work being done in the Communication Studies Department definitely deserves a second look. “Our …
Dear Friends of CFA, It has been a wonderful 2015-16 academic year and the College of Communication and Fine Arts has much to celebrate. Our current students and former students, …
Royer’s Work Recognized with Lifetime Achievement Award Judith Royer, C.S.J., has been honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award for her 40-year career dedicated to developing and fostering the talents of …