Funded by $2 million NSF grant, BYU-Maryland team targets STEM learning for teens A team of Brigham Young University students is about to knock every adult on the planet unconscious (in the name [...]
PROVO – While most students at Brigham Young University were studying for final exams and readying themselves for the winter break, a team of students was busy producing comic pratfalls and [...]
To commemorate the 50 year history of the HFAC, we have selected a few individuals we consider as prophets, founders, friends and alumni of the arts and communications who have either gone from [...]
Congratulations to our CFAC Theatre and Media Arts Alumnus, Christian Jensen, for the Oscar nomination of his film White Earth in the Short Documentary category. Jensen was also awarded the Jury [...]
The BYU Jazz Legacy Dixieland Band will kick off the new year with a free concert at 9 p.m. on January 16. The concert will take place in the Madsen Recital Hall in the Harris Fine Arts Center. [...]
To commemorate the 50 year history of the HFAC, we have selected a few individuals we consider as prophets, founders, friends and alumni of the arts and communications who have either gone from [...]
CFAC’s Laycock Center for Creative Collaboration in the Arts is the hub of a major project engaging disciplines from all over campus–trying to teach STEM subjects to the rising generation [...]
The BYU Department of Theatre and Media Arts and interdisciplinary Music Dance Theatre program will present the U.S. premiere of The Count of Monte Cristo, a new musical from Tony Award-nominated [...]
The KCACTF Region VIII board has extended an invitation to TMA’s production of Our Town, directed by Stephanie Breinholt, to perform at the festival in February. Our Town was one of eight [...]
To commemorate the 50 year history of the HFAC, we have selected a few individuals we consider as prophets, founders, friends and alumni of the arts and communications who have either gone from [...]
