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New Film Tells Story of 1963 Loyola Men’s Basketball Team  WTTW News

Loyola’s Lucas Williamson is narrator and co-writer of a documentary about the Ramblers’ 1963 title team: ‘This is a story about history. But that history is still relevant.’  Chicago Tribune

Racial barriers, basketball and faith: The legacy of the 1963 Loyola Ramblers  America: The Jesuit Review

Best Film Schools in the U.S. 2024  Hollywood Reporter

Documentary Film “Bad Faith” Traces Christian Nationalism’s Unholy War on Democracy  LMU Newsroom

Northwestern Mutual Sustainability and Social Impact: Delivering Financial Security and Expanding Financial Access  CSRwire.com

LMU School Of Film & Television MFA Screenwriting Competition Reveals Inaugural Winners  Deadline

"The Adam Project" review: A hollow but fun good time  Maroon

‘Nightbitch’ Barks Up the Wrong Tree  Loyola Phoenix

IRON FIVE: THE STORY OF THE 1963 LOYOLA BASKETBALL TEAM  Loyola University Chicago

Students collaborate to produce films  Loyola University Chicago

“Rotting in the Sun” review: Sebastián Silva’s most personal project  Maroon

Screenwriting Junior Wins Russo Brothers Film Award  LMU Newsroom

‘Anora’ Lures All Eyes to Attention  Loyola Phoenix

SOC launches its first Black History Month film series  Loyola University Chicago

The People vs. Warner Bros. Discovery: Students Reflect on ‘Exploiting’ Film Studio  Loyola Phoenix

Female Superheroes Deserve the Same Justice They Serve  Loyola Phoenix

Loyola Marymount University Gets a Theatrical Addition  Interior Design

Catching up with MBA Student Blake Pickens  LMU Newsroom

LMU Names Joanne Moore as School of Film and Television Dean  LMU Newsroom

Five Questions With Carla Marcantonio  LMU Newsroom

SFTV Receives Two Grants To Explore Reparations  LMU Newsroom

LMU Names Peggy Rajski Dean of School of Film and Television  LMU Newsroom

Filming St. Ignatius: Q&A with director Paolo Dy  America: The Jesuit Review

Neighborhood Horrors are Brought to Life by Local Filmmaker David Schmidt  Loyola Phoenix

New Movie ‘Quarter,’ from Kelsey Bascom, Brings Type 1 Diabetes to the Big Screen  diaTribe Foundation

Six Loyola University students have captured the magic of Bughouse Square, the city’s oldest park  Chicago Tribune

The NOLA Project opens 'School Girls, or the African Mean Girls Play' at Loyola on June 16  NOLA.com