It starts quietly. All seismic changes do. TikTok posts are taken down with little explanation. Gamers are banned from “Hearthstone” for violating online speech rules. An American comedian is censored in …
Read moreProfessor Finlay Discusses the Collapse of Modern American Media in LMU Magazine
CFA has added six new faculty members to our CFA family this year. These faculty bring with them world-renowned expertise and experience that will further the LMU and CFA missions …
As textiles age they become increasingly delicate, even as their value as important historical artifacts can grow. With the goal of providing greater and permanent public access to these valuable, …
Read moreVestment Digitization Shares an Important Part of California History
Professor of Studio Arts Teresa Muñoz has retired following the spring 2020 semester, after serving for 47 years as an art and printmaking teacher in Loyola Marymount University’s studio arts program. In …
Read moreStudio Arts Professor Teresa Muñoz Retires After 47 Influential Years
Associate Professor and Chair of Dance Rosalynde LeBlanc Loo is the 2020 recipient of LMU’s inaugural Award for Excellence in Extramural Funding. Loo was recognized for her work producing and …
Read moreRosalynde LeBlanc Loo Receives 2020 LMU Award for Excellence in Extramural Funding
Assistant Professor Louvenia Jackson from the Department of Marital and Family Therapy (with Specialized Training in Art Therapy) was honored with one of the 2020 LMU Ascending Scholar Award. This …
Read moreLouvenia Jackson Receives LMU 2020 Ascending Scholar Award
What’s the meaning of a life? Is that meaning of each person’s life the same? Are those meanings shared across cultures? These are the questions that LMU Senior Lecturer …
Read moreDocumenting 20 Years of Changing Life in Rural Romania
Judith Royer, C.S.J., who has taught for more than 40 years almost all aspects of theater – from playwriting to acting, directing and producing – is being recognized in a …
Read morePrestigious Playwriting Award Re-Named for Theatre Professor Judith Royer, C.S.J.
By Joseph Wakelee-Lynch One of the highlights of the academic year for me is a piano recital by Wojciech Kocyan. To hear some of the world’s great music performed live …
The 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 …
Read moreCommunication Studies Welcomes Two Full-time Faculty Members
This summer, the Department of Art and Art History of the College of Communication and Fine Arts promoted Dr. Amanda Herring to a full-time tenure track faculty member. With …
Read moreArt History Clinical Faculty Elevated to Tenure-Track