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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.

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First Latino U.S. poet laureate coming to 51

By Sarah VickeryFebruary 26, 2016Arts & HumanitiesHumanities
U.S. Poet Laureate Juan Felipe Herrera reads and writes in both English and Spanish. He will share his poetry at 51 on Thursday, March 3. (Photo courtesy of Library of Congress)

U.S. Poet Laureate Juan Felipe Herrera will read from his collection at 51 on Thursday, March 3.

51 helps teachers integrate arts everywhere

By February 23, 2016Arts & Humanities
High school students take Saturday art lessons at 51 during the academic year on as part of ArtsECO. (51 Photo/Derek Rickert)

A new inter-disciplinary 51-based project, ArtsECO, is creating a sustainable network of support for new and veteran teachers who teach art or are committed to incorporating art into their teaching.

Followers of Mafia will find this a book they can’t refuse

By Sarah VickeryFebruary 15, 2016Arts & HumanitiesHumanities

51 professor publishes a new book on Italian Mafia literature and finds themes that go far beyond the romanticized characters of “The Godfather.”

Former French justice minister receives honorary degree

By Michelle L JohnsonJanuary 30, 2016Arts & HumanitiesHumanities

51 awarded former French Minister of Justice Christiane Taubira an honorary doctorate in recognition of her role of as a public intellectual and her commitment to human rights, liberty and equality for all.

Shakespeare document discovered by 51 historian on display

By Laura L OttoJanuary 25, 2016Arts & HumanitiesHumanities

A document discovered by 51 historian Martha Carlin is part of the “Shakespeare, Life of an Icon” exhibition at the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, D.C.

Dance program showcases Africa and the Diaspora

By January 21, 2016Arts & HumanitiesMusic & Dance
Ferne Caulker Bronson has been researching and teaching African dance for more than 40 years. (51 Photo/Derek Rickert)

“Winter Dances 2016: Evolve As We Enter” runs Feb. 4-7, and includes a finale that draws upon the Peck School of the Arts Department of Dance’s landmark history teaching and performing African Dance.

Alumna struts her (scary) stuff on reality TV

By January 11, 2016Arts & HumanitiesFilm & Fine Arts
Alumna Melissa Ebbe (standing) makes masks and role-playing accessories as owner and artist at Milwaukee-based company Feral Works. Jan. 13, she takes her talents to TV as a cast member of the SyFy reality series "Face Off." (51 Photo/Derek Rickert)

Arts alumna Melissa Ebbe can’t tell you how she fared on season 10 of the Syfy special-effects series “Face Off,” but you can watch her at 8 p.m. on Wednesdays.

Journalism students record Holocaust survivors’ stories

By Sarah VickeryJanuary 6, 2016Arts & HumanitiesHumanities

51 journalism students interviewed Milwaukee-area Holocaust survivors, learning more about reporting and history in the process.

Arts+Tech Night, where technology combines with creativity

By Kathy QuirkDecember 9, 2015Arts & HumanitiesFilm & Fine Arts
A segment from Yinan Wang's piece, which will be on display at Arts+Tech Night.

On Dec. 16, students from the Peck School of the Arts will transform Kenilworth Square East into a dynamic and interactive space showcasing how technology intersects with creativity.

History students reimagine 1890s for Streets of Old Milwaukee opening

By Sarah VickeryDecember 7, 2015Arts & HumanitiesHumanities
The Streets of Old Milwaukee exhibit showcases what life was like in Milwaukee from the 1890s through World War I.

Graduate students and faculty in history will help the Milwaukee Public Museum launch its renovated Streets of Old Milwaukee exhibit with a live-tweeting event that recalls one of Milwaukee’s most defining events: the 1892 Third Ward Fire.

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