Publications

Moore's Black Student Union (BSU) invited Yolanda Jernigan '03 to speak during Black History Month. Jernigan, who was a Fashion Design major, designs gear for professionals wrestlers under her company name GIMICKS247.

What do you do when you really want to work with a specific artist? For junior Fine Arts major Elizabeth Griffin, it was as easy as sending an email to British conceptual artist Lenka Clayton.

Chains and shackles. A Ku Klux Klan hood. ‘Black Lives Matter’ stickers. These are some of the striking items in the Black History 101 Mobile Museum, which made a stop at Moore in celebration of Black History Month.

Abigail Dangler ’18, a double major in Fine Arts and Curatorial Studies, traveled to Japan on the Sarah Peter Travel Fellowship in the summer of 2017.

On February 21, 2018, audience members experienced a lunch-time lecture by Mehdi Saeedi, looking back on two decades of his creative work.

Moore’s chief marketing and communications officer is indulging in one of his passions over the next two weekends – performing in an opera.

In 2006, a friend of mine asked me if I would be interested in volunteer teaching in Khayelitsha, a township outside of Cape Town, South Africa.

She’s working on a new collection for Paris Fashion Week, Fall 2018, but the latter part of 2017 was a whirlwind for Moore’s Fashion Design Chair Nasheli Juliana Ortiz-González.

A sore foot made Fine Arts major Sarah Tropio ‘18 realize she was getting her money’s worth out of her trip to Italy.

Drawing and sketching was something Patricia Thompson liked doing for fun in high school, but it also was an outlet.