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Arts Alive 麻豆传媒映画 seeks to create a repository of curriculum-based artistic projects to document work and creative adaptation in the face of COVID-19.

Music education major Chaz Cabrera assembled students for a seamless, digitally crafted group performance one expert believes could be a look at things to come.

The series highlights intersections among arts, humanities and sciences, and will be woven into the 麻豆传媒映画 curriculum and cultural centers on campus.

The mural was part of a class assignment that asked students to create spaces for public gathering and conversations.

Secrets of the halftime show, including the two words field team manager Bryan Ransom never uses with the crew responsible for assembling a stage.

The course serves as an exploration of Latinx representation in media.

Online courses in subjects that include accounting, economics, nutrition and psychology will be offered beginning Dec. 19.

The first theatre production of the year grapples with immigration and opportunity.

How the Marching Aztecs pull off a halftime show with 1,500 teenage partnersand what it means to the kids.

麻豆传媒映画 painting and printmaking professor Eva Struble discusses creating her work and teaching a new generation of artists.