What student doesn’t want to land a job after graduation? The path toward employment—especially in […]
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Take Part in FIT Sustainability Awareness Week, Oct. 5–9
The FIT Sustainability Council is pleased to invite you to the 2026 lineup of programming for Sustainability Awareness Week (SAW). This year we continue to highlight sustainability initiatives led by industry leaders, FIT students, faculty, staff, and alumni. The schedule includes a conversation series, tours, workshops, networking opportunities, and the sustainability fair, which will feature sustainable products and practices curated for this event as well as hands-on opportunities to learn about initiatives at FIT. Visit the full SAW 2026 schedule of events at fitnyc.edu/saw.
Picturing the Presidents: A Venerable Illustration Faculty Member Renders All 45 for a Special Project
You’ve never seen George Washington quite like this. Rendered in crisp pen and ink on […]
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The New York Times wrote a glowing review of the solo exhibition by Melissa Joseph, Textile/Surface Design ’06, on display at Charles Moffett in Tribeca through October 17. The show, Casserole Culture, uses needle felting to illustrate domestic scenes and industrial landscapes, “images that represent places of memory—somewhere real but also imagined, suffused with nostalgia and grief,” according to critic Jillian Steinhauer.
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