Make Your Mark
COLLEGE OF MUSIC AND MEDIA
A look at your school.
See who the major players are, and how you’ll fit into the many fields in which you’re called to create.
School of Music & Theater Professions
Prepare for careers in music, theatre, and the music industry, studying performance, technology, production, and creative entrepreneurship. Explore the full range of professions in the performing arts.
School of Communication & Design
Prepare for careers that don't even exist yet, centered on design, filmmaking, mass communication, and more.
Standout performances
In every program, Loyola students achieve. Here’s how a few creative members of our Wolf Pack shine as individuals.
Elizabeth Bick is an NYC-base photographer, influenced by her training in dance.
Elizabeth was recognized in 2017 with a prestigious national award, the Rudin Prize, for her photography work at the Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach, Fla.
Jared Marcell: Drummer and Co-Manager of the Bantam Foxes
Jared cultivated his audio engineering skills at Loyola, and as an undergrad worked as an assistant engineer at The Music Shed in 2007.
James Will McBride wrote, directed and co-produced “Alexis, I am!”
James's show stars the famous queen of RuPaul's Drag Race Season 9, Alexis Michelle. “Breathe in… I. Breathe out… Am.” This simple meditation has seen Alexis Michelle through the most exciting and challenging year of her career.
Loyola University’s Advertising Team placed second overall – and a Loyola student won the Best Presenter Award – at the regional…
The School of Music and Theatre Professions at Loyola University New Orleans has partnered with the French Quarter Festival to s…
Loyola University will host its annual Bloom Fest celebration March 30, from 5 to 7 p.m., a spring event honoring the life, lega…
Ready for your audition
Some programs require a prepared piece or demonstration of skills before you’re accepted. See what you’ll need to begin.
Centers and Institutes
Find collaborative learning, research, and service opportunities in the College of Music and Media. Start creating the kind of change that’s meaningful to you.