Eight faculty and staff members from the College of Fine Arts and Communications retire this year This year, several faculty and staff in the College of Fine Arts and Communications will be [...]
“Flute Tube” is geared towards Clayton’s flute students, but videos for general musicians are also included on the channel When BYU School of Music professor April Clayton started a YouTube [...]
Bastian made a marimba recording from his home to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Joseph Smith’s First Vision While social distancing has presented plenty of challenges over the last few [...]
The theatre department is currently working to reschedule the production — which was cancelled due to COVID-19 concerns — for the Fall 2020 semester On March 12, life in the Department of Theatre [...]
The project featured the works of husband-and-wife artists Amanda Smith and Casey Jex Smith, a BYU alum This February, BYU art professor Christopher Lynn spent spring break in Los Angeles — that [...]
How campus went quiet, yet BYU continued on, during the coronavirus pandemic Day by day—and sometimes hour by hour—elements of the BYU experience were suddenly shifting, disrupting everything [...]
After years of helping students achieve their goals, Heelis looks forward to continuing her own education Department Secretary Sharon Heelis will retire this year after working for the Art [...]
Two oil paintings and an edition of lithographic prints by Everett were included in the exhibition, which opened at the Crystal Bridges Museum in February 2020 Last April, Department of Art [...]
After serving the Department of Dance for 27 years, professor Pam Musil retired after the end of Winter semester 2020. The following are her own words. As an undergraduate dance student, I felt [...]
