A unique study abroad experience brought together students from various majors for a once-in-a-lifetime trip through Italy and Turkey. “Traveling through a faculty-led program gave me the opportunity to explore with peers while learning from knowledgeable professors,” advertising & public relations student Celia Hawton shared. With students from diverse disciplines like art, history, and chemistry, professors took up the challenge […]
The 2026 Mountain Plains Contemporary Art Biennial is a juried exhibition highlighting contemporary visual art from the Mountain-Plains region of the United States. As America approaches its 250th anniversary, this exhibition encourages artists to reflect on identity, place, belonging, and transformation through the lens of a region often considered the country’s heartland. All themes and media are welcome. The Biennial […]
Catie Miller is being recognized as an Outstanding Young Alumna for her work as a ceramic artist, educator and entrepreneur. After earning degrees in ceramics and art education, Catie built a full-time studio practice and founded her own business, blending functional ceramics with illustration and printmaking techniques. Her art has been shared across the globe with online courses serving over […]
School of Art Professor, Brad Bachmeier’s ceramic work “Sierra Ecotone” was awarded 3rd place in the 41st National Yosemite Renaissance Exhibition, which runs from March 21st-April 28th at the Gateway Art Center in Oakhurst, CA. The exhibition then travels to 4 other California venues through February 2027. For more information: https://www.yosemiterenaissance.org/yosemite-renaissance-40-2025-2
Please join us on Friday April 3 in the Library for STEMinar, where we will have Lawrence Diggs (aka Vinegar Man) will give the following talk How Vinegar Brings Art and Science Together Many of us speak of art and science as separate entities. Those of us who love science often say we are not good at art, while artists […]