You’re interested in more than just your major. You have a love and a talent for singing, acting, dancing, or playing music. At RIT, we not only hope you’ll continue participating in the performing ...

Inspired by the multicultural and multigenerational experience on Miami's campus, our Performing Arts Series seeks to celebrate our richly textured heritage and community. Through this series, we ...

The newly reconstituted Division One League Super Cup Committee has kick-started preparations for the 2026 edition of the annual competition with its first official meeting, held on Wednesday, ...

In Theatre we work closely with others to create powerful, interdisciplinary performance. You'll dive deep into process, inspiring and challenging yourself to change the world around you through art!

This weekly recap brings those stories together in one place. No overload, no noise. Read on to see what shaped the threat ...

Students in the Department of Music at Elizabethtown College enjoy the opportunity to perform in five major ensembles; participate in chamber music, recitals, internships and research, and develop a ...

The late-night/early-morning spot for Cubs fans asks if you’d pull the trigger on a proposed MacKenzie Gore trade.

Coalescing the stories of Miami's Little Havana neighborhood, the Cubaocho Museum & Performing Arts Center serves as a stalwart for traditional Cuban culture. The museum houses pre-revolution Cuban ...

Resolute Holdings is a management company responsible for overseeing the operations and capital allocation of its former parent company, CompoSecure Inc. (CMPO). CompoSecure produces premium, secure ...

Mitchondria are in a constant state of fusion and division inside the cell. Learn how this organelle is not just a passively floating ovoid structure. In 1931, Dorothea Smith observed variable ...

Operational efficiency has always been essential to sustained success in major college athletics, where football and men’s basketball generate the revenue that funds dozens of sports programs. But ...