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A new Longyear Museum of Anthropology exhibit displays the work of more than 30 crafters from across campus and the community who have created “tempestries” to highlight the yearly temperature changes for significant dates in ���ϳԹ�’s history.

Professor Elizabeth Marlowe’s ARTH/MUSE 254: How (and Why) To Buy a Work of Art introduces students to the many considerations that shape museum decisions about which works of art to acquire.

���ϳԹ� hosted its annual Arts, Creativity, and Innovation Weekend, a celebration of the creative process and imaginative thinking across all disciplines.

On March 14, the ���ϳԹ� Chorus performed at Carnegie Hall’s Stern Auditorium in New York City under the direction of Sinhaeng Lee, assistant professor of music and director of choral programs.

���ϳԹ� recently welcomed music producer, DJ, and multimedia storyteller Bobby Carter as its 2026 Clifford Family Innovator in Residence.

A new Clifford Art Gallery exhibition features more than 300 graphic works of Ukrainian wartime posters created to counter propaganda, sustain public morale, and document military events and war crimes. The posters featured in Ukraine Wartime Posters, 2022–2025: The Way of Resistance demonstrate how graphic design operates as a medium of civic engagement during wartime, and how the works stand as acts of cultural resistance produced under extraordinary conditions.

The Washington National Opera will premiere Associate Professor of Theater Kyle Bass’s Rendition of Treemonisha on March 7, 8, and 15 at the Lisner Auditorium on the campus of George Washington University.

His visit will provide the ���ϳԹ� community with insights into the intersection of digital media, storytelling, and the music industry.

The Alasitas Festival is celebrated at ���ϳԹ� as a collaboration with the Longyear Museum of Anthropology and the Native American Indigenous Students Association.

University Photographer Mark DiOrio shares his favorite images from 2025.