Daniel (Avraham Yosef) Baez, coordinator of technical projects for Financial Aid Services, won a scholarship in September for a game […]
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Author: Alex Joseph
Photographer Produces Images in Slow Time
Photographer Lisa Elmaleh, who lives in Paw Paw, West Virginia, makes tintype portraits of old-time musicians, and the process, created […]
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The Fresh Princesses
Anna, the plucky princess protagonist of Disney’s 2013 animated film Frozen, has a lot going for her: great friends, amazing […]
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FIT Receives $186K National Science Foundation Grant
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded FIT a $186,635 grant, which will help further the college’s goal of developing […]
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Take Five: Analise Mehmet
For her capstone project in the Exhibition and Experience Design MA program, she imagined an experience that would help millennial audiences […]
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Illustration Alumna Molly Crabapple Renders a Bold Vision for the Future
Illustration alumna Molly Crabapple ’04 has become one of the nation’s leading graphic artists, with a long and growing list […]
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A Nazi Rally in New York City? It Did Happen Here
One night in February 1939, 20,000 people gathered at Madison Square Garden to celebrate the rise of Nazism in the […]
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The Yemen Humanitarian Crisis, Explained
The United Nations has described the ongoing conflict in Yemen as “the world’s worst humanitarian crisis.” Thousands have died in […]
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Uncommon Pursuits: Lyn Slater
Hue: You have half a million followers on your Instagram account and related blog, An Accidental Icon, that document your […]
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Art History Student Shares Her Research at NYU Academic Conference
Last fall, student Jiyun Kim was writing a blog post assignment for her class, History of Western Art and Civilization: […]
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