St. Pierre named fall 2020 student marshal
Pia St. Pierre, of State College, Pa., has been named the fall 2020 student marshal for the College of Arts and Architecture. The daughter of Tanja St. Pierre and Brian
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Arts and Architecture appoints interim head of landscape architecture
Andy Cole has been appointed the interim head of the Stuckeman School's Department of Landscape Architecture. Read More
Brown Selected for Virtual Ensemble in Honor of Presidential Inauguration
Distinguished Professor Velvet Brown is one of 14 musicians nationwide chosen for a virtual ensemble performance of the "Inauguration Fanfares," to be livestreamed on Jan. 19. Read More
Graphic design professor earns gold in Graphis photography competition
Taylor Shipton, assistant teaching professor of graphic design, earned a gold award in the Graphis Photography Annual 2021 for her work that examines the history of rape. Read More
Free ‘Front Row: National’ streams continue with ‘Brandenburg Concertos’ starting Jan. 20
The Center for the Performing Arts at Penn State will stream “Bach: The Complete Brandenburg Concertos” starting Jan. 20. Read More
Center announces interim leadership while search for director continues
While the search for a new director continues, Center for the Performing Arts Assistant Director Lea Asbell-Swanger has been appointed interim director. Read More
Funding opportunity available for faculty to integrate arts into curriculum
The Center for the Performing Arts at Penn State invites faculty members to submit proposals for ways to increase curricular engagement with the arts. Read More
Architecture lab invited to exhibit work at Seoul Biennial this fall
The work of the Department of Architecture’s Autonomous Builders Collective using waste cardboard to develop resilient, low-cost housing has been accepted into the Seoul Biennial. Read More
Graphic design professor receives honorable mention in international competition
Ryan Russell, associate professor of graphic design, was awarded an honorable mention in the Ecuador Poster Bienal 2020 for his animated social campaign titled "Release. Reform." Read More
Johnson named recipient of School of Music’s Brewster Scholarship
Tucker Johnson, an undergraduate pursuing a Bachelor of Music in Music Composition, is the recipient of the prestigious Marjorie Jane Brewster Memorial Music Scholarship. Read More
St. Pierre named fall 2020 student marshal
Pia St. Pierre, of State College, Pa., has been named the fall 2020 student marshal for the College of Arts and Architecture. Read More
MA student Han Chen presents paper at SECAC
Han Chen, master's student in Art History presents SECAC paper. Read More
Stuckeman School announces spring 2021 virtual lecture lineup
The Penn State Stuckeman School is hosting a series of seven virtual lectures during the spring 2021 semester. Read More
Penn State Ceramics students get creative to battle food insecurity on campus
Penn State Ceramics students produced special bowls to help raise money for The Lion's Pantry. Read More
Stuckeman School researchers awarded AIA grant for interdisciplinary research
Elena Vazquez, architecture doctoral student, and José Duarte, director of the Stuckeman Center for Design Computing, were recently awarded a grant to make buildings more efficient Read More
Educational equity scholarships prioritize diversity
The College of Arts and Architecture and its supporters have established five scholarships as part of Penn State’s Educational Equity Scholarship Matching Program. Read More
C. Brian Williams to join Dec. 8 ‘Meeting the Moment’
Musician Michael Mwenso will continue his “Meeting the Moment” livestream series at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 8 by speaking with Step Afrika! executive director C. Brian Williams. Read More
PhD candidates Zaikina Kondur and Heidenreich selected to present at conferences.
Art History PhD candidates PhD candidates Zaikina Kondur and Heidenreich selected to present at conferences. Read More
SoVA team receives grant to facilitate remote teaching of ceramics
SoVA Ceramics faculty received a grant to transform Intro to Ceramics into a completely remote course. Read More
Alfred curates exhibition highlighting sound and the visual arts
Brian Alfred, associate professor of art, is the curator of “Sound & Color,” a group exhibition at Miles McEnery Gallery in New York City that runs through December 19. Read More
Despite pandemic challenges the show goes on in the School of Theatre
When preparing for theatre education in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, School of Theatre administration, faculty and staff leaned on science to set the stage. Read More
Landscape architecture professor develops online training in streetscape design
Paul Daniel Marriott, associate professor of landscape architecture, has partnered with the National Preservation Institute to develop an online streetscape design training course. Read More
Center for the Performing Arts to host final ‘Front Row: National’ chamber music stream Nov. 19–23
The Center for the Performing Arts at Penn State will conclude its run of “Front Row National,” the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center’s free online concert series Nov. 19–23. Read More
Studio for Sustainability and Social Action Seeks Submissions for Symposium
The Penn State Studio for Sustainability and Social Action invites proposals for its inaugural symposium and exhibition, to take place virtually April 22–24, 2021. Read More
New online gallery features past THON logos from Stuckeman School alumni
The THON website recently published a new virtual gallery showcasing five previous logos from the annual event as well as the designers responsible for them. Read More