Cameroonian artist Jean Michel Dissake begins his residency this week, and will present a talk on his work and the works of the Arts Village students on February 14 at 6pm.

Article by Emily Rain, Senior English major with Language, Writing, & Rhetoric concentration   Two movement artists, Lil Buck and Jon Boogz, are breaking down the walls surrounding the idea of what dance is and means.

Dance faculty members from Health and Exercise Studies and Arts NC State join forces to present an evening of choreography surrounded by Vernon Pratt’s artwork on Thursday, January 31, 2019, at the Gregg Museum of Art.

Calling all Crew University Theatre is now accepting submissions for the crew of  A Good Little Rain & The Royal Family All the information you need is located on our production resources page. Be sure to

Thursday January 24, 6pm at the Gregg. Given by museum director Roger Manley in conjunction with Left-Handed Liberty.

Thursday January 31 6pm and 7:30pm, in the Black Sanderson Gallery. Featuring works inspired by Vernon Pratt’s “All the Possibilities of Sixteen”.

Warm up this winter with RESONANCY, an ongoing performance series that explores the vast and evolving landscape of percussive arts. RESONANCY aims to reexamine the rhythmic backbone by connecting percussive threads between creative communities and offering

The 2018 season at University Theatre produced several works recognized as some of the best in the region. Thanks to BroadwayWorld and to Chatham Life and Style for honoring the work our students, staff and

As part of Winter Welcome Week, the Gregg hosts an art party and cupcake bar on January 10 at 6pm. Visitors will explore their crafty side and play some art games as part of the

5:30pm. This staff-led tour offers stories behind the art and the museum itself. Exhibitions featured are “All the Possibilities of Sixteen” by Vernon Pratt, and “Left-Handed Liberty”, works from the permanent collection. Free and open