Humanities ·
When History Repeats Itself
Pamela Nadell, director of AU's Jewish Studies Program, on the history of antisemitism in America
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Arts ·
New Exhibitions Open June 15 at the American University Museum
Four new exhibitions will open and a fifth exhibit mounted last spring remains on view, The Human Flood, on climate change-induced migration
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Arts ·
Trading Law Books for Paintbrushes: MFA Student Andres Izquierdo Follows Creative Calling
New boutique hotel in Alexandria purchases collection of 15 works
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Arts ·
DANCEWORKS 2024 Showcases Innovative Choreography on the Greenberg Theatre Stage
Faculty and guest choreographers inspire students across different styles of dance
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Arts ·
Studio Art MFAs Present Thesis Exhibition “SURFACE TENSION”
Opening at the American University Museum April 6
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Arts ·
Student Actors Raise Their Swords
Actors in Shakespeare adaptation learn sword fighting from Robb Hunter
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Arts ·
Hitting the Right Notes: AU Audio Tech Alums Making Their Mark on Industry
Connor Lammas, MA’25, checks in with recent alumni to learn about their successes in the world of audio tech
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Arts ·
Celebrating Black Creators
In honor of Black History Month 2024—the theme of which is African Americans and the Arts—AU faculty experts share a few of their favorite creative works.
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Arts ·
Discounted and Free in D.C.
Check out the free or discounted exhibits and shows available to students!
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Arts ·
Artist and Art Historian: Professor Joanne Allen’s Solo Exhibition Opens
An interview about Infinite Geometries: Exploring the Arts of the Medieval Islamic World
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