Student Successes
Loyola students launch Hearing Protection Project
Cori McGinn and Amy Pertuit, both graduating seniors from the Department of Music Industry Studies in the College of Music and Fine Arts at Loyola University New Orleans, have joined together to form the Hearing Protection Project.
Loyola students perform at New Orleans Jazz Fest
In what has become an ongoing tradition, students from Loyola University New Orleans College of Music and Fine Arts will perform at the annual New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival at the New Orleans Fair Grounds.
Theatre Arts & Dance students receive 2011-12 awards
Theatre Arts and Dance Students receive the 2012 Ignation Outstanding Senior Man, 2012-13 Theatre Merit Scholarships, Leo Zinser Drama, Ernest Ferlita, S.J. Drama, Outstanding Achievement in Technical Theatre, and Outstanding Achievement in Ballet awards.
Loyola student band competes for spot at Hard Rock international music festival in London
Liquid Peace Revolution, a rock band of three Loyola University New Orleans freshmen and two former students, recently won the local round of Hard Rock Rising, an international battle of the bands at the Hard Rock Café New Orleans in March.
Student theatre cast featured in peer-reviewed drama journal
A student theatre cast from Loyola University New Orleans was recently selected as one of only three Chester Cycle plays reviewed in a recent edition of Early Theatre, a peer-reviewed journal.
Theatre Communications student leads award winning PR campaign
Taylor Duhe' '13 led a public awareness campaign entered in a national competition sponsored by Theatrics and helped secure a $2,000 award for Loyola University New Orleans' Public Relations Student Society of America chapter.
Loyola students cast as extras in HBO's 'Treme'
More than 30 students from the digital filmmaking, theatre arts and digital media departments at Loyola University New Orleans recently had the opportunity to work as costumed extras in a Carnival scene for an upcoming episode of the HBO hit series, “Treme.”
Loyola design students ace Righteous Fur finals with “surprise boxes” for high-profile designers
Loyola design students ace Righteous Fur finals with “surprise boxes” for high-profile designers
Amy Guidry ’98, Lafayette, La., will have her work on display Feb. 24 through March 30 in Slidell.
Amy Guidry ’98, Lafayette, La., will have her work on display Feb. 24 through March 30 at the Slidell Cultural Center at City Hall in Olde Towne.
Christopher Rengel '12 co-founder of an innovative electronic event series
Christopher J. Rengel '12 Bachelor of Science Music Industry Studies, is a DJ/Producer