1. Arizona Arts students are landing where it counts

    The numbers tell a story that any prospective student or their parent should hear. Across the College of Fine Arts and its four schools, University of Arizona arts graduates are finding work, building careers and making an impact in some of the most competitive creative industries in the world. And they’re doing it at a […]

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  2. Arizona Arts welcomes three new leaders

    The Arizona Arts human resources team has had a busy summer. Three seasoned leaders have joined the college’s senior team: Jeff Beekman as director of the School of Art and Pete Froslie as associate dean of research and graduate studies, both starting July 1, and Lia Uribe, who begins as director of the School of Music on Aug. 10. “The […]

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  3. The Art of Black Culture Through Movement

    Celebrate the artistry, rhythm, and cultural legacy of Black expression through a one-of-a-kind evening of live music, dynamic movement, and a curated culinary experience. Juneteenth and Beyond: The Art of Black Culture Through Movement is an inspiring evening that brings together performance, music, and food in a single, unforgettable celebration. Theatre of Movement, led by […]

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  4. Dance selects Alex Demetriades as ‘Outstanding Graduate’

    Alexandra (Alex) Demetriades, a second-year graduate student in the School of Dance, was named “Outstanding Graduate” this spring, a demonstration of her genuine commitment to her professional studies.  Nominated by Associate Professor Trent D. Williams Jr., Demetriades’ dedication to academic excellence, teaching, research, and artistic practice through a holistic, community-centered approach made her an ideal […]

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  5. CFA honors its outstanding 2026 spring graduates 

    The College of Fine Arts will honor seven outstanding students who’ve made a remarkable impact on their school at the CFA Graduation Convocation.  Recognized for their artistic, professional, and academic excellence, these students represent what it means to make an honest commitment to the arts. School of Art students, Nuala Gwilliam (Outstanding Senior) and Andrés […]

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  6. Theatre of Movement: Creative Workshop

    This workshop is designed for Arizona-based high school and college-age dancers who want to grow as artists and learn what it really takes to build a future in dance.  Held at the University of Arizona School of Dance, participants will take part in intensive creative and technical training while also gaining valuable professional skills that […]

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  7. Brandon Coleman: 2026 CFA Alumni of the Year

    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 stages to educating up-and-coming dancers, Coleman’s diverse skillset provides an exceptional example of alumni success to students across the College of Fine Arts. Now, his stellar career […]

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  8. ALIVE!

    An all-star artist panel will discuss “Preserving the Legacy of Black Storytelling Through Art” at ALIVE! on Feb. 6 at the Marroney Theatre, in collaboration with the Black Faculty Speaker Series. Join us for an inspiring evening that celebrates the power and legacy of Black storytelling. ALIVE! brings together artists, educators, and performers across spoken […]

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  9. Spring 2026 arts preview from Arizona Arts

    Arizona Arts presents a 2026 spring semester of arts experiences to engage audiences on campus at the University of Arizona and in the community.  Arizona Arts and its units produce over 700 events each year, most of them free. The division integrates the arts throughout the university experience; gives all students – regardless of major – access […]

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  10. Medici Mondays: Veronica Panteluk

    Veronica Panteluk attended a dance intensive this past summer in New York City, thanks to support from the College of Fine Arts Medici Circle.  Panteluk, fourth-year BFA dance major, trained for three weeks last summer as part of Steps on Broadway Conservatory’s theater jazz program, known as Summer Study NYC. Students study commercial and theater […]

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