Topic: Arts and Humanities
Shining a light on untold stories from Florida’s past
A University initiative is focused on “re-storying,” or retelling grand narratives of Florida’s history to celebrate the contributions of peoples that have long been ignored.
History professor awarded Guggenheim Fellowship
Martin Nesvig received a fellowship from the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation to complete a book on colonial Mexican history.
Songwriting for a Superstar – Frost Alum on Beyonce’s ‘Cowboy Carter’
Guitarist and songwriter Jack Siegel credits the skills and readiness he honed at the Frost School of Music to his contributing to three songs on Beyonce’s culture-changing hit album 'Cowboy Carter.'
Artist Talk on April 26
Join the Cuban Heritage Collection for an engaging conversation with Cuban visual artist Alexandre Arrechea and Dr. Odette Casamayor-Cisneros, inaugural Roberto C. Goizueta Distinguished Presidential Fellow.
Teaching with a global lens
Professor Steven Butterman enlightens students about Brazilian culture, Portuguese, and gender studies with a focus on the world.
One couple’s transformative impact
With their recent commitment to the University, Robert and Judi Prokop Newman continue to exemplify the power of philanthropy.
Frost Composer Kicks Off Groundbreaking Black Opera Project
Composer and Frost School of Music doctoral student Kevin Day is a key creator of the first opera in the Cincinnati Opera's three-year Black Opera Project. Day's Afro-futurist musical epic premieres on Juneteenth, 2025.
Composer Etienne Charles' Ambitious 'Earth Tones' Takes On Climate Change
Jazz composer and Frost School of Music professor Etienne Charles’ latest music and multimedia project, 'Earth Tones,' portrays the dire effects of climate change, from tropical islands to the Louisiana Bayou, and some inspiring solutions.
Book presentation on April 18
Join the Cuban Heritage Collection online for a conversation with authors and former Goizetua fellows Mauricio Castro and Catherine Mas.
Frost Jazz Orchestra Goes Global with Live Album Recordings
The Frost Jazz Orchestra, led by John Daversa, is expanding its renowned legacy with a series of live concert recordings. Music lovers can join them as they record their next album this Thursday at Gusman Concert Hall.
New Frost Made Works Expand Creative Uses for Technology
"Stained Glass" and "Tales of Kafka," new works created at the Frost School of Music, explored innovative uses of new technology, such as augmented reality and video streaming, to expand the artistic possibilities of live performance.
Metaverse brings students from Miami and India together
The innovative new class Architecture in the Metaverse—Global Problems, allows the students to explore created spaces using avatars.
