In November, Ana Bergero, Fashion Design MFA ’20, won the inaugural SUNY Performing Arts Creation and Curation Prize for her […]
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Category: Diversity
A Bosnian Muslim Describes His War Experience
Between 1992 and 1995, a war killed more than 100,000 people in the country formerly known as Yugoslavia. Kenan Trebincevic was […]
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Central Park Birder Christian Cooper Speaks at Diversity Comic Con
Millions were outraged earlier this year when a woman called the cops on Central Park birdwatcher Christian Cooper claiming, “An […]
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Pulitzer-Winning Poet Speaks During Civility Week
Jericho Brown’s poetry takes inspiration from a wide variety of sources, including Greek myth, American civil rights, and Alabama vernacular. […]
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#ChalkThatTalk: FIT’s Black Student Union Presents Exhibition In Honor of Black Lives Matter Movement
On Friday, June 19, FIT’s Black Student Union supported the Black Lives Matter movement by installing a powerful exhibition […]
Read moreUCE of FIT Remembers Victims of the Transatlantic Slave Trade
On Tuesday, February 11, the United College Employees (UCE) of FIT hosted a commemorative event on the history of transatlantic […]
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Advertising and Marketing Communications Student Receives an Inaugural SUNY EOP Award
Last month, the State University of New York announced the recipients of the inaugural Norman R. McConney, Jr. Award for […]
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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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Ron Milon Quoted in CFDA Briefing on Diversity and Inclusion
Chief Diversity Officer Ron Milon participated in the creation of the Council of Fashion Designers of America’s Insider/Outsider publication earlier this […]
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The Business of Modest Fashion at FIT
On October 10, the Jay and Patty Baker School of Business and Technology presented the Dean’s Forum The Business of Modest […]
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