Faculty Successes
Loyola voice instructor takes lead role in New Orleans Opera's 'Pagliacci'
Tyler Smith, voice instructor at Loyola University New Orleans, stepped in at the last minute to take on the lead role of Canio in the New Orleans Opera Association’s production of “Pagliacci.”
Diboll Gallery director's home included in National Building Museum exhibit
Schleh was contacted because the design firm was specifically looking to document an average day in the life of a family living in an URBANbuild or bildDESIGN project.
Movement Abroad - Artemis Preeshl
Associate professor of theatre arts Artemis Preeshl is still digesting the whirlwind year she spent, for the most part, teaching dance, theatre, and voice in India and Sri Lanka.
Music instructor receives Best of the Beat Lifetime Achievement Award
John Rankin, guitar and music industry studies instructor at Loyola University New Orleans, was recently awarded the 2011 Best of the Beat: Lifetime Achievement in Music Education Award.
Loyola opera receives two Big Easy Foundation awards
Loyola opera receives two Big Easy Foundation awards under the musical direction of Carol Rausch.
Music industry forum features never-before-seen interviews of Mardi Gras Indians
The music industry studies program at Loyola University New Orleans presents Jim Gabour, extraordinary professor of video technology, in “Jockomo-fee-nahnay.”
Professors of Graphic Design and Music Industry Studies team up on new book
Nancy Bernardo, professor of graphic design, and Bhob Rainey, professor of Music Industry Studies team up on book entitled "Manual."
Visual arts professor is visiting artist at Valencia College
Visual arts professor Barbara Brainard will be featured as a visiting artist when she presents her exhibit, “A New Orleans Portfolio: Works by Barbara Brainard,” at an opening reception in the Anita S. Wooten Gallery at Valencia College in Orlando, Fla.
Loyola visual arts professors collaborate for exhibit at Spring Hill College
Loyola University New Orleans visual arts professors Christopher Deris and Karoline Schleh will launch their collaborative sculpture exhibit, “Penny Arcade.”