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 moreJean Amato, professor of English and Communication Studies, and Kyunghee Pyun, professor of Art History and Museum Professions, have co-edited […]
Read moreA compelling selection of images from Photography and Related Media Professor Ron Amato’s new magazine, AMATO, was recently featured in […]
Read moreOn November 19, FIT held A Celebration of National Native American Heritage Month, a full day of panel discussions and […]
Read moreAssistant Professor Chloe M. Martin, Social Sciences–Psychology, was recently selected to participate in the Society for Personality and Social Psychology […]
Read moreIn 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“I have a very strong perspective on things,” broadcast journalist Don Lemon said in an October 16 dialogue with Emil […]
Read moreEarlier this summer, eight students explored the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and fashion in a unique study abroad curriculum […]
Read moreThis summer, FIT hosted a luncheon that benefited its Social Justice Center (SJC) and also sparked reflections on the intersection […]
Read moreThe winners of FIT’s third annual PETE Prize for Entrepreneurs were announced Thursday, May 16, at FIT. The 2024 winning team of […]
Read moreWhen Tyler Hernández graduates this week with her BFA in Animation, Interactive Media, and Game Design, she’ll leave with an […]
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