Cultural Luminaries Explore the Power of Imagery
On Wednesday, February 19, President Joyce F. Brown sat down with three influential Black female creatives to discuss how images […]
Read more
Category: Diversity
Wilbekin Moderates a Harlem Renaissance Roundtable
In honor of the Harlem Renaissance centennial, Assistant Professor Emil Wilbekin, Marketing Communications, moderated a roundtable with four other Black […]
Read more
New Anthologies Explore the Ideas of Home and Homeland
Jean Amato, professor of English and Communication Studies, and Kyunghee Pyun, professor of Art History and Museum Professions, have co-edited […]
Read more
‘OUT’ Previews First Issue of Ron Amato’s New Magazine
A compelling selection of images from Photography and Related Media Professor Ron Amato’s new magazine, AMATO, was recently featured in […]
Read more
Indigenous Creator Amy Denet Deal on Career, Community, and Cultural Heritage
On November 19, FIT held A Celebration of National Native American Heritage Month, a full day of panel discussions and […]
Read more
Chloe M. Martin Selected to Attend Scholarly Retreat
Assistant Professor Chloe M. Martin, Social Sciences–Psychology, was recently selected to participate in the Society for Personality and Social Psychology […]
Read more
Graphic Design Students Partner with Indigenous Student Artists for ‘Lighted Earth’
In honor of National Native American History Month, FIT’s Art and Design Gallery—the school’s public contemporary art space—presents the exhibition […]
Read more
Don Lemon Addresses Civility in the Media at FIT
“I have a very strong perspective on things,” broadcast journalist Don Lemon said in an October 16 dialogue with Emil […]
Read more
Students Study AI and Fashion in Venice
Earlier this summer, eight students explored the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and fashion in a unique study abroad curriculum […]
Read more
Bakari Sellers Engages FIT in Candid Conversation on Social Justice and Leadership
This summer, FIT hosted a luncheon that benefited its Social Justice Center (SJC) and also sparked reflections on the intersection […]
Read more
You must be logged in to post a comment.