Because she keeps her hair short and wears a tie, History of Art Professor Anna Blume is often mistaken for […]
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Author: Jonathan Vatner
An American Family: Three Generations of Restrepos Found Their Footing at FIT
This comic strip by Nate Restrepo, Illustration ’19, describes some of the milestones in his gender transition. On a chilly […]
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What Inspires You?: My Mother’s Sewing Machine
With a little oil, Margaret Pasqualino’s Singer sewing machine still works. Her yardstick is still nailed to the front, as is the apron that held her pocketbook and belongings while she labored.
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Business Grad Helped Make History at the Oscars
This year, Daniela Vega became the first openly transgender presenter at the Academy Awards. An FIT alumnus, working with W […]
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NFL Fan Gear Reinvented for a Younger Generation
This Sunday, the Philadelphia Eagles and the New England Patriots will face off in the Super Bowl. A sampling of […]
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Meet the NFL VP Behind the Official Merchandise
Rhiannon Madden is not just putting out product. She’s giving fans a way to express their passion for their team. […]
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Knit Wits
“It’s a great place to have a couple drinks, bang out some noncommittal knitting, and socialize,” said Josh Bennett, Menswear […]
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Ten Things To Know About Bees
FIT’s hives are part of a citywide effort to increase the local bee population. Guillermo Fernandez, founder and executive director […]
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Conference Investigates the Future of Retail Technology
On October 24, founders of startups, employees of major brands, and faculty and students converged at FIT to learn about […]
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“Behold the Dreamers” Author Speaks to Presidential Scholars
Each year, students in FIT’s Presidential Scholars Program read an assigned book over the summer to discuss with faculty and […]
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