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From photographer to musician to environmentalist, Chris Zatarain is more and does more than ‘just’ playing Mozart.  He is a first-year PhD student in Applied

From photographer to musician to environmentalist, Chris

Art fell into the picture by chance for Niko Sanchez, a member of the 2025-26 JustArts Fellows cohort. Biking through his old stomping grounds of San Diego, Sanchez

Art fell into the picture by chance for Niko Sanchez, a

Two graduate students from the College of Fine Arts were selected for the 2026 AI Horizons 2.0 – Fronteridades Fellows program, an interdisciplinary initiative led by

Two graduate students from the College of Fine Arts were

Through a series of line breaks and stanzas, powerful diction and a purposeful rhyme scheme, an important message rises to the surface.  For poet Nagasriya Ramisetty, a

Through a series of line breaks and stanzas, powerful

I am delighted to announce that Chelsea Farrar has been appointed Director of the University of Arizona Museum of Art, effective February 16, 2026. Chelsea is an accomplished

I am delighted to announce that Chelsea Farrar has been

Over the past decade, School of Dance alumnus Brandon Coleman has cultivated a multifaceted career– both on stage and off. From performing and choreographing on New York City

Over the past decade, School of Dance alumnus Brandon

When you start a music degree, it can feel like there’s only one “right” outcome: performing,

When you start a music degree, it can feel like there’s

For Ashley Martin-Casler, music is more than performance—it is a public health tool. A doctoral student in the Applied Intercultural Arts Research Graduate Interdisciplinary

For Ashley Martin-Casler, music is more than