Asia becomes member of American Academy of Sciences, Letters
Daniel Asia, professor emeritus of music, was named a member of the American Academy of Sciences and Letters.
read moreDaniel Asia, professor emeritus of music, was named a member of the American Academy of Sciences and Letters.
read moreAmelia Kraehe and Rebecca Senf were selected by the Office of Research, Innovation & Impact as part of the 2024 “Women of Impact” cohort.
read moreCelebrating excellence. Faculty and staff were honored at the College of Fine Arts’ 2024 convocation with achievement awards.
read moreThe University of Arizona College of Fine Arts is excited to welcome five new faculty members for the 2024-2025 academic year. These accomplished educators, artists, and researchers bring diverse expertise in art, dance, and music, poised to enhance student learning while driving creative and scholarly innovation. Their leadership in areas such as sound pedagogy, interdisciplinary […]
read moreTwo Arizona Arts projects will receive funds from the 2024 HSI Faculty Seed Grant Program from the RII and HSI Initiatives.
read moreSchool of Theatre, Film & Television faculty Elaine Romero and Lisanne Skyler were selected for the 2024-25 Udall Center Fellows cohort.
read moreThe University of Arizona School of Art’s Illustration, Design and Animation program is ranked 10th in the nation among public schools.
read moreYuri Makino will serve as Interim Dean for Academic Affairs and Student Success for the College of Fine Arts beginning in the fall.
read moreInvited to the prestigious Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center residency program, University of Arizona School of Art Regents Professor Sama Alshaibi joined other top global artists, scholars and scientists tackling issues such as water and climate in addition to working on her art project that explores the impact of Iraq’s laws on women. Since 1959, the month-long residency program in […]
read moreAlexander the Great has been popular for over 2,300 years, but University of Arizona Art History Professor Irene Bald Romano explains how the image and myths surrounding one of history’s greatest military generals have been manipulated and appropriated in her new book. In “Beth Shean Studies: Aspects of Religion, History, Art, and Archaeology in Hellenistic and Roman Nysa-Scythopolis,” […]
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