Communication and Fine Arts
Loyola Marymount University
The College of Communication & Fine Arts is a dynamic thinking, creating, and performing community that is wholly committed to exploring creative and critical expression as an essential component of educating the whole person. Welcome!
Our Commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

The LMU College of Communication and Fine Arts seeks to engage a process of addressing historical omission of difference through a concerted politic of radical cultural representation across racial / ethnic / gendered identities. With ongoing collaboration between our faculty, staff and especially our students and alumni; with each assigning time, talent and treasure—we will work together toward activating strategies and programs for change.
Learn more about CFA Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.
Stories

Alumna Earns Fulbright for Cultural, Justice Research
Our People

Linda Cardellini '97
"LMU was an incredible playground and building block for my career and my life in Los Angeles. The teachers, staff and students gave me a community of creative, collaborative, and wonderful people to rely on as I ventured out into the unknown.”

Tony Brown, '92
"You cannot be indifferent to the importance of art in our society. Art has the possibility to affect people – particularly children – in transformative ways. Art is communication, and we need to remember that.”

Justin Lai '14
“The small studio arts classes at LMU gave me the opportunity to really get to know my professors, and I learned just as much from my professors in office hours and casual settings as I did in the classroom.”

Charissa Kroeger '15
“The network I gained while at LMU connected me to the contemporary dance community in L.A. which launched my career. I was thoroughly educated in many styles of dance, and because of that my versatility has been an asset.“
News & Events

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“Muppets Haunted Mansion” Wins Emmy
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Performative Intergenerational Dialogues, in Conversation with Dean Bryant Keith Alexander
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An Open Letter: A Reflection on the Strub Theatre Decommissioning
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Sat, 04 Feb 2023 15:00:00 -0800
Impulse at Drollinger Family Stage at Lawton Plaza
Feb. 4&5 Drollinger Family Stage Free Hosted by the LMU Dance Program, Impulse is a student-directed showcase featuring performances of student choreography. RSVP here:...
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Thu, 09 Feb 2023 20:00:00 -0800
Exit the King at Barnelle Theatre
Exit the King Feb. 9-12 and 15-18, 8pm, Barnelle Theatre Written by Eugene Ionesco Translated by Donald Watson Director: Neno Pervan A fading ruler at the helm of a world in...
By the Numbers

Student-to-Faculty Ratio

Theatre Arts Program in the Nation

Students Receiving Financial Aid

Live Performances & Events a Year