Day — from Sandy, Utah — will graduate with a BM in music performance with an emphasis in strings on April 24, 2020 For Spencer Day, the decision to pursue violin performance as an undergraduate [...]
Christopherson shared clips from his documentaries and lessons of faith he has learned throughout his film career In his Feb. 6 Faith + Works lecture “Sacred Subjects: The Sacred Nature of [...]
The lecture will take place on Thursday, March 5 at 11 a.m. in the Madsen Recital Hall In March’s Faith + Works lecture, students in the College of Fine Arts and Communications will hear from [...]
The lecture will take place on Thursday, Feb. 6 at 11 a.m. in the Madsen Recital Hall In February’s Faith + Works lecture, Department of Theatre and Media Arts professor Scott Christopherson will [...]
Buehler encouraged students to explore and embrace their personal histories For art professor Fidalis Buehler, the experiences and interactions of his childhood are more than memories — they are [...]
The BYU graphic design alum and Punchcut cofounder shared advice for an innovative career with students in the College of Fine Arts and Communications Whether he’s choosing a phone, pitching a [...]
Thaylene Rogers succeeded Scott Boyter as Assistant Dean and Controller for the College of Fine Arts and Communications beginning September 2019. Rogers’ responsibilities include overseeing the [...]
Students from the College of Fine Arts and Communications travel internationally to gain real-world experience and share their talents while studying abroad, competing, performing and interning [...]
The devotional will take place at 11 a.m. in the de Jong Concert Hall of the Harris Fine Arts Center. Pam Musil, professor of contemporary dance and dance education in the Department of Dance, [...]
Students from the College of Fine Arts and Communications travel internationally to gain real-world experience and share their talents while studying abroad, competing, performing and interning [...]
