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Home > Feature Stories > Arts & Humanities ARTS & HUMANITIES [previous] 1 2 [next] Arts production team Backstage drama Living Our Values Award puts the spotlight on those who work behind the scenes (01.05.2009) Jennifer Fisher Sweet on ‘The Nutcracker’ ’Tis the season dance scholar Jennifer Fisher takes center stage as an expert on the beloved ballet (12.15.2008) Michelle Latiolais Exploring dark places 'A Proper Knowledge' draws parallels between how psychiatrists and lovers learn the minds of others (10.20.2008) Jeff Sheng A ‘Fearless’ photographer With his camera, Jeff Sheng, M.F.A. ’07, captures the courage of gay and lesbian student-athletes (10.13.2008) Julia Lupton Breaking the rules ‘Just say no’ to consumer culture, book encourages kids (06.04.2008) Stephen Tucker Knowing the score Stephen Tucker, conductor of the UCI Symphony Orchestra, prepares students for rigors of music career (04.21.2008) Julia Lupton By design English professor Julia Lupton’s lively career has all the action of a Shakespearean drama (12.10.2007) Medici Scholars Program The art of giving Medici Scholars program helps arts students launch their dreams (11.19.2007) Brandon Spooner UCI campus is his stage Sophomore drama major and campus tour guide Brandon Spooner thrives on making a difference (10.29.2007) Max Haymer Soccer ... and all that jazz Senior Max Haymer performs nimbly on playing field and piano (06.25.2007) Jaime E. Rodríguez On a mission Professor Jaime Rodríguez brings greater understanding of Latin America to campus (05.30.2007) Ron Carlson A novel approach Professor Ron Carlson discusses his new novel and arrival at UCI (05.15.2007) Diana Jou Not so ‘jaded’ Undergraduate Diana Jou named a ‘Humanity in Action’ fellow because she cares (05.11.2007) Jaime E. Rodríguez Three roles, one vision History professor Jaime E. Rodríguez brings appreciation of Latin America to UCI (04.23.2007) Fatimah Tobing Rony On location Film studies professor Fatimah Tobing Rony makes a movie in Indonesia (01.22.2007) Ryan Hildebrand Worth a thousand words Ryan Hildebrand, special collections and archives cataloger, shares his love for books as art in Libraries exhibit (01.03.2007) Nohema Fernández On a high note Arts dean and pilot Nohema Fernández has a bird’s eye view of the Claire Trevor School’s place in the world (12.04.2006) Eleanore Stewart On the cutting edge Beall Center director Eleanore Stewart helps push the definition of art (09.25.2006) Vicki Ruiz Preserving the past Vicki Ruiz, new chair of history, collects and shares stories of Latinas in America (07.24.2006) Steven Topik Mr. Coffee Professor Steven Topik finds a world of history in a simple cup o’ Joe (06.05.2006) Creative Writing The richness of writing UCI’s illustrious creative writing program continues to make an indelible impression (05.19.2006) Spencer Olin On the record Professor emeritus Spencer Olin puts county and campus in historical perspective (04.24.2006) Donald McKayle Poetry in motion Acclaimed choreographer Donald McKayle teaches UCI students the art of the dance (09.30.2005) Connie Samaras Southern exposures Photographer Connie Samaras traveled to the end of the world to capture some out-of-this-world images (06.07.2005) Stephen Tucker Con brio UCI orchestra conductor’s firm hand inspires passionate performances and insightful careers (03.30.2004) Ngugi wa Thiong'o Global conversation African author Ngugi wa Thiong’o champions diversity in literature and culture (11.26.2003) Simon Penny Pushing the edge Self-described ‘gizmologist’ Simon Penny sees a new culture – and area of study – emerging from the digital age (07.16.2003) Vicki Ruiz Historical perspective Vicki Ruiz integrates storytelling, conventional research to shed new light on American history (03.18.2003) Yong Soon Min Diverse expressions New chair inspires artists to rethink preconceptions (08.29.2002) Aimee Bender Inspired stories Alumna, writer/educator (08.29.2002) Donald McKayle Lord of the dance At 70, professor, choreographer and artistic mentor Donald McKayle is not missing a beat (08.29.2002) Robert Cohen Making choices Robert Cohen combines professional skill with scholarly achievement (08.29.2002) Jon Lovitz Somehow, he makes it work For a guy who gets little screen time and unlikable roles, Jon Lovitz leaves a big impression spiked with sympathy (08.29.2002) Keith Fowler State of the arts Recently expanded to five states, UCI ArtsBridge brings kids 'many souls and many generations' (08.29.2002) Glenn Schaeffer True to his words Alumnus Glenn Schaeffer raises the stakes in world literature (08.29.2002) [previous] 1 2 [next] |
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