51

Skip to content Skip to footer
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
  • Home
  • Campus & Community
    • Campus Partnerships
    • Students
    • Alumni
    • Campus News
  • Arts & Humanities
    • Humanities
    • Film & Fine Arts
    • Music & Dance
    • Theater
    • Architecture
  • Business & World Affairs
    • Business
    • Politics & Social Science
    • Education
  • Health
    • Biotechnology
    • Children’s Health
    • Public Health
  • Science & Technology
    • Science
    • Engineering
    • Computer Science & Technology
    • Water & Environment
  • News in Brief
  • 51 in the News
  • Faculty/Staff Announcements
  • Student Announcements
  • Video
  • Photography
  • Public Events
  • For Media
  • For Faculty & Staff
  • Submissions
Sunday, April 19, 2026
51 Report

News from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

  • For Media
  • For Faculty & Staff
  • Home
  • Campus & Community
  • Arts & Humanities
  • Business & World Affairs
  • Health
  • Science & Technology

Arts & Humanities

51 filmmakers star at Milwaukee Film Festival

By 51 News April 16, 2026Arts & HumanitiesFilm & Fine Arts
The late Milwaukee Brewers broadcaster Bob Uecker leans back while smiling.

51 filmmakers star at Milwaukee Film Festival

By 51 News April 16, 2026Arts & HumanitiesFilm & Fine Arts

The Milwaukee Film Festival opens tonight, and as always it’s chockablock with contributions from 51’s Peck School of the Arts alumni and faculty.

Read Story

Metalsmithing arts alumna finds success is golden

By August 2, 2019Arts & Humanities
A woman sits at a workbench using a small torch.

Cory O’Brien Borkowski was always interested in art, and a 51 metalsmithing class spoke to her. Now, she’s forging a career working with jewelry at Kesslers while also producing her own art.

51 undergraduate literary magazine honored

By 51 NewsJuly 22, 2019Arts & Humanities

Furrow, the literary magazine created in an English class at 51, has won the National Program Director’s Prize from the Association of Writers and Writing Programs.

Pulitzer-winning book inspires exhibit looking at solutions to homelessness

By 51 NewsJuly 12, 2019Arts & HumanitiesArchitecture
Three women stand for a photo.

“Evicted” was required reading for students in a 51 architecture studio class. The students’ work will be on display at the Mobile Design Box through September.

51 associate professor selected as playwright-in-residence at First Stage

By Allison BeebeJune 25, 2019Arts & HumanitiesTheater

During his residency, the theater will stage Alvaro Saar Rios’ most recent play “On the Wings of a Mariposa,” which will debut in October.

Peck film program makes Variety list of best film schools for third year

By 51 NewsJune 10, 2019Arts & HumanitiesFilm & Fine Arts

51’s Peck School of the Arts is on Variety magazine’s list of best film schools in the world for a third straight year.

51 alum uses his social artwork to mentor students

By 51 NewsJune 10, 2019Arts & HumanitiesFilm & Fine Arts
A boy covers his eyes with his hands.

Midway through his college career, Devon Smith faced a huge challenge. With the help of Life Impact advisors, he met that challenge and has gone on to a post-college life as a filmmaker, artist and mentor to youths.

New graduate perfects his craft with his own podcast

By May 23, 2019Arts & HumanitiesHumanities
A man sits in from of a computer with audio equipment.

Rashaud Foster found his voice at 51, and he found an outlet for his ambitions in a Journalism, Advertising and Media Studies audio lab.

Theater prof directs neighborhood revival on city’s south side

By Angela McManamanMay 17, 2019Arts & HumanitiesTheater

Associate theatre professor Rebecca Holderness is collaborating with a team that is planning for the Modjeska Theater’s renovation from a vacant theater and parking lot to a community center with green space and an indoor, all-seasons playground.

Feast of Crispian directors to host National Veterans Theatre Festival

By Angela McManamanMay 17, 2019Arts & HumanitiesTheater

James Tasse, senior lecturer, and William Watson, associate professor in the Peck School of the Arts theatre department, host the first-ever National Veterans Theatre Festival May 23-26 at the Milwaukee Rep’s Stiemke Studio.

Opera teaches lessons in life and career for 51 music students

By 51 NewsApril 4, 2019Arts & HumanitiesTheater
Two women sing while on stage.

Staging an opera isn’t easy, but it’s worth the effort for the valuable lessons it teaches 51 music and theater students, say those involved. This year’s production is Mozart’s “La Clemenza di Tito.”

Posts navigation

Older posts
Newer posts
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Contact

Media Services at UW-Milwaukee
PO Box 413
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Milwaukee, WI 53211
414-229-7490
media-services-team@uwm.edu

  • Home
  • Campus & Community
  • Arts & Humanities
  • Business & World Affairs
  • Health
  • Science & Technology
  • News in Brief
  • 51 in the News
  • Faculty/Staff Announcements
  • Student Announcements
  • Video
  • Photography
  • Public Events
  • For Faculty & Staff
  • For Media
  • RSS Feeds

  • Website Privacy Statement
  • Accessibility
Scroll to top