Rico Alvendia, A'94, graduated with high honors from Loyola University New Orleans with a Bachelors Degree in Political Science. At the same time, he was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the US Army Reserves.
On December 8, 2010, six Psychology majors presented their research at the Psychology Undergraduate Research Symposium.
Holly Iglesias is a poet, translator and author of two poetry collections, Angles of Approach (White Pine Press, 2010) and Souvenirs of a Shrunken World (Kore Press, 2008).
Brittany Chavez, a Psychology and Criminal Justice double major, was awarded $4,000 to study in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria, for the Spring 2011 semester. She will be studying Philosophy, Religion and Sociology while enrolled at the American University in Bulgaria.
Daniel Mazier, A '08, was named one of New York City's most influential and connected public relations professionals by Sparkah.com.
Dr. Julia D'Antonio-Del Rio participated in three poster sessions at the American Society of Criminology held in San Fransisco in November 2010.
Brian Bolter, A '92, a news anchor in the Annapolis/D.C. area, discusses his career and new venture in a recent article in The Washington Post.
Loyola University New Orleans School of Mass Communication has selected five students to represent the university in the annual Bateman Case Study Competition, organized by the Public Relations Student Society of America.
Bob Thomas, Ph.D., director of the Center for Environmental Communication and Loyola Chair of Environmental Communication, and other local leaders are heading up a massive media campaign designed to draw tourists back to Louisiana following the massive BP Deepwater Horizon oil spi
Laura Posada ’93, J.D. ’96, author and wife of New York Yankees All Star Jorge Posada, held a book signing and discussion on her recent book, The Beauty of Love: A Memoir of Miracles, Hope and Healing, last month on at the J. Edgar and Louise S. Monroe Library on Loyola University’s campus.