First-year AU students share hopes and dreams in annual performance
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The contest kicks off a collaboration by AU’s Antiracist Research and Policy Center, Eaton Workshop and ‘sindikit on role of art in antiracism.
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Mia Owens is the inaugural fellow for a new, two-year Public History Graduate Fellowship in the History of Slavery and Its Legacies in Washington, D.C.
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Art on view this fall explores themes around the global climate crisis, particularly water as a declining resource, immigration policies, and truth and illusion in public discourse.
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As the world grows more data driven, it needs professionals who can make technical information accessible. To ensure that AU students have this critical skill, WRT 610: Technical Writing and Rhetoric will be offered for the first time this fall.
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Summer exhibits and virtual events can be experienced online now.
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CAS performing arts professor Sybil Roberts Williams answers some questions about the holiday, its history, and the best ways to celebrate.
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Since graduation, Kendall Clayton (BA women’s, gender, and sexualities studies ’20) has been spending her quarantine time immersed in her art, creating a series of portraits of women who inspire her.
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This spring, when Ximena Varela traveled to England to research the earliest instances of arts management in the Western World, the pandemic hit Europe, and Varela watched history repeat itself.
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