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Classroom to Career: How One Graduate Found Her Path Through UT’s Arts Programs

January 21, 2026 | UT News

Stacy Nguyen sketches on the grounds of Laguna Gloria, where she interned for The Contemporary as part of the Arts Administration Fellowship program.

UT Students Keep the History of Print Alive Through Summer Residency

January 19, 2026 | School of Design and Creative Technologies

Rows of flat storage drawers are meticulously labeled with wood typeface names, point sizes, and examples of printed characters. The drawers—stacked floor to ceiling—form a dense, typographic archive that reflects the scope of the Rob Roy Kelly American Wood Type Collection.

Teresa Hubbard and Alexander Birchler present public talk about exhibition No More Boring Art at the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia

January 14, 2026 | Art Gallery of Nova Scotia

two images of people looking at an exhibition in a gallery

Former Butler Faculty Member and Alumnus Russell Podgorsek Earns National Recognition for Steel Drum Concerto

January 14, 2026 | Butler School of Music

Russell Podgorsek playing a violin

Jazz Orchestra Leaves for Lincoln Center

January 14, 2026 | Butler School of Music

Jazz Band performing on stage

Troy Brauntuch opens new solo exhibition at Petzel Gallery

January 8, 2026 | Petzel Gallery

work by Troy Brauntuch

FronteraFest 2026 Short Fringe Features Work by Students and Alumni

January 7, 2026 | Department of Theatre and Dance

Photo of three male actors casually dressed in coversation

Butler Student Receives the Ultimate Holiday Gift

January 7, 2026 | Butler School of Music

Jeffery Li and Charles Quereau stand in front of a piano

Butler Alum Robert Honstein Earns Prestigious Fromm Commission

January 6, 2026 | Butler School of Music

Robert Honstein smiling with a brick background

From Risograph to Real Clients: How an M.F.A. in Design Shaped Stella Richman’s Creative Career

January 5, 2026 | School of Design and Creative Technologies

A smiling woman stands in the center of a gallery-style installation featuring playful, illustrated wall art and hand-crafted graphic design objects. Framed prints, textiles, and printed materials surround her, including a series titled “No Phone Zone.” The immersive space blends printmaking, design, and everyday objects into a cohesive visual narrative.