Publications

The health and safety of our students, faculty and staff comes first. Here are some more of the things Moore is doing to help you have a safe, fun and meaningful college experience.

A Graphic Design professor is marking the anniversary of women's right to vote with a series of colorful posters.

Moore is committed to designing and planning a return to campus that emphasizes a rich art and design educational experience for our students and a safe space for our entire community to learn, work and live.

A thunderstorm provided a rousing background for the online celebration of four graduates of Moore’s MA in Art Education with an Emphasis in Special Populations.

Students who participated in Moore’s first virtual Summer Art & Design Institute (SADI) have an exciting new showcase for their art—an online gallery.

Two recent Moore graduates and long-time best friends, Brianna Hayes ’20 and Angela Palma ’20, have accepted job offers two months after graduation.

A new book that features artists with disabilities from all over the world includes artwork by Moore Fine Arts grad Jade Ramos.

Moore is among the nation’s first colleges to sign a new collective statement about what college admissions deans value in students during the COVID-19 pandemic.

At a time like this, as many are deeply concerned and committed to the necessity and urgency for change, colleges and universities must continue their work while revisiting their purpose and individual missions.

During the spring 2020 semester, students in Anna Drozdowski's Project Management course got to meet and chat with Maori Karmael Holmes, founder and artistic director of the Black Star Film Festival.