News

Professor’s New Play to Receive Staged Reading

Categories: News, Research Tags: Theatre

Lynne Conner’s “Seven Sisters” is about sisterhood, love, loss, and aging.

Professors’ Art Installation Plunges Viewers into a Kelp Forest

Categories: News, Research Tags: Art & Art History

Immersive project by artists Maja Godlewska and Marek Ranis is part of a national initiative.

Pulitzer Prize-winning “Clybourne Park” Examines Race and Real Estate

Categories: News Tags: Theatre

Department of Theatre production opens November 14.

Piano Professor Wins State Teaching Award

Categories: News Tags: Music

Dylan Savage is the NC Music Teachers Association Teacher of the Year.

DJ Cook on the Belk Theater stage in Robinson Hall.

Student Designs Lighting for Fall Dance Concert

Categories: News Tags: Dance, Theatre

Senior and Levine Scholar DJ Cook is racking up lighting design credits.

Dancer/Choreographer with Pop Star Connections Creates New Work for Fall Dance Concert

Categories: News Tags: Dance

Robert Green, who has danced with Taylor Swift and choreographed for Charli XCX, has set a new piece on our students.

60 Years of Art Creation, Innovation, and Education

Categories: News Tags: Art & Art History

Department of Art & Art History Celebrates 60th Anniversary.

SoA Director to Present at Biomimetics Conference

Categories: News, Research Tags: Architecture

Blaine Brownell will present research from his book, Hypernatural.

Graphic Design Professor Presents Community Engagement and Global Teaching Experiences

Categories: News, Research Tags: Art & Art History

Samira ShiriDevich will present at three conferences this month.

Matthew Gin with one of the Phyrges at the opening ceremony of the 2024 Olympics.

Professor’s Article Places Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony in Historical Context

Categories: News, Research Tags: Architecture

Matthew Gin explores 300-year-old precedents for the 2024 spectacle in Journal18 essay.