Faculty News
Rock Stars: Robotic Sculpture and Tuscan StoneFaculty member Jon Isherwood will be featured in an international exhibition of contemporary sculpture using robots to carve Tuscan marble. The show opens at The Museum of Sculpture and Architecture (MUSA) Pietrasanta, Italy on July 5, 2014.
From Stone to RobotsOn Saturday June 21, 2014, faculty member Jon Isherwood joined other artists, sculptors, theorists, technologists, and curators to present work with new technologies and marble in conference on stone carving in the 21st century.
Anastas In NYT Magazine Read literature faculty member Benjamin Anastas’ “” in the June 13 New York Times Magazine.
Human Rights Advocate, Educator Dr. Johnnetta Cole Addresses GraduatesFear and the courage to overcome it were the themes of the 79th Ź commencement dinner.
Feitlowitz Translates Salvador Novo’s AutobiographyLiterature faculty member Marguerite Feitlowitz’s translated autobiography of Mexican writer Salvador Novo, which includes 19 translated sonnets, recounts Novo's coming-of-age amidst the violent Mexican Revolution and offers a history of his passions—both literary and otherwise. Published this spring by University of Texas Press, Pillar of Salt is "nothing short of beautiful," wrote critic Micah McCrary in his review.