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Robin Thomas

Art History department head's new book examines Italian royal residences

A man with a beard plays large plastic drums in front of him as musical instruments, while a woman standing next to him plays along with her own drums.

Longtime 'Stomp' artist Sean Perham keeps the flame

Michelle Bae-Dimitriadis

New book addresses civic participation via digital media in art education

The "Unsettling Matter, Gaining Ground" exhibit installed at the Carnegie Museum of Art’s Heinz Architectural Center.

Work by Stuckeman professors featured in Carnegie Museum of Art exhibition

A woman of color standing center stage wears a plastic drum on a strap around her neck and shoulders as she points her arms upward.

'Stomp' returns to Eisenhower Auditorium Nov. 15

violin of hope poster

Violins of Hope to visit University Park with a concert and film

Come From Away is a Best Musical winner all across North America

'Come From Away' to make Penn State debut Nov. 7 at Eisenhower Auditorium

A woman holds her hair at the nape of her neck and looks off to the side.

Soprano Erika Baikoff leans into classical sentimentality

The cover of "My Annoying, Irritating, Always-in-the-way Shadow" by Ryan Russell.

Children's book by Stuckeman professor illustrates the power of perspective

Portrait of Penn State Blue Band instrumentalist Susan Nowlin Batutis.

Scholarship honors 50 years of women instrumentalists in Blue Band

A three-dimensional visualization showing inundation depths in Providence, Rhode Island, from a hypothetical storm dubbed "Hurricane Rhody." Darker colors indicated deeper inundation levels. Peter Stempel, associate professor of landscape architecture, creates visualizations such as the one above to help coastal communities quickly understand the risks posed by hurricanes and other coastal storms. Credit: Image courtesy of Peter Stempel. All Rights Reserved.

Q&A: Seeing coastal storm impacts in advance can help communities prepare

Las Cafeteras event mixes positive message with upbeat variety of music genres

J. Meejin Yoon

Stuckeman School's fall lecture series concludes with architect and educator

An historic photograph shows a man wearing a suit and bowtie and sitting at the keys of a piano.

'Rachmaninoff Celebration' an ode to Russian virtuoso

1800s-vintage news clipping showing two bright orange and red powdered dyes advertised as "Just arrived and to be sold by Arent Hassart," a Philadelphia merchant.

Rich receives Kress History of Art grant to support collaborative research on the colorant trade

A woman in classical Indian dance dress gestures with her hands and fingers and smiles.

Renowned dancer Bijayini Satpathy confronts the myths of classical and contemporary Odissi

Julie Stevens

Stuckeman School lecture series continues with a talk on trauma-informed design

a2ru 2023 conference graphic

a2ru national conference to be held at Penn State

Hand on laptop and on the screen is the creaion of a digital human image

Digital arts instruction evolves over 20-year history at Penn State

A cluster of houses nearly on top of one another in Medellín, Colombia.

Stuckeman symposium to highlight issues surrounding displacement in architecture

Odissi dance artist Bijayini Satpathy to visit Penn State starting Oct. 15

A prototype of an architectural gridshell structure made with fiberglass tent poles and industrial knit panels.

Penn State-led sustainable building materials research showcased in exhibition

Composite of Alumni Award winners

College of Arts and Architecture to honor Alumni Award winners on Oct. 5