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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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51 at Waukesha celebrates literacy and the arts at Southeastern Wisconsin Festival of Books

By 51 NewsNovember 4, 2022Arts & HumanitiesHumanities

How stories about gun violence affect daily life and an examination of Native American experiences through poetry are among the featured discussion topics at the 13th annual Southeastern Wisconsin Festival of Books.

51 alum wins MacArthur Foundation ‘genius’ award

By John G. SchumacherOctober 12, 2022Arts & HumanitiesFilm & Fine Arts

Sky Hopinka, a filmmaker, video artist, and photographer, received a Master of Fine Arts from 51 in 2016.

Home Movie Day at 51 hopes to reel in nostalgia, promote preservation

By 51 NewsOctober 12, 2022Arts & HumanitiesFilm & Fine Arts

Members of the public are invited to dust off those old film reels or VHS tapes and bring them to campus Oct. 15 to watch in a theater. 51 volunteers will be on hand to show how to make basic repairs too.

New program aims to inspire MPS students in STEM fields and help community

By 51 NewsOctober 7, 2022Arts & HumanitiesArchitecture

A community garden in Milwaukee boasts two new wood structures, courtesy of the NAF Future Ready Scholars program, led by 51 faculty members and staff.

Students to share their art at Morning Glory Fair Aug. 13 and 14

By August 8, 2022Arts & HumanitiesFilm & Fine Arts

Five 51 students are set to show their artworks in the Emerging Artists section of the Morning Glory Art Fair Aug. 13 and 14.

Clayborn Benson: An alum, and student again, who is immersed in learning history

By August 2, 2022Arts & HumanitiesHumanities

You can never learn enough about what history has to teach you. That’s why 73-year-old history graduate student Clayborn Benson, who leads the Wisconsin Black Historical Society and Museum, is still educating himself and others.

An actor’s homecoming: Willem Dafoe returns to where it all started

By John G. SchumacherJune 17, 2022Arts & HumanitiesTheater

As a small-town kid studying at 51 in the 1970s, Willem Dafoe never dreamed of becoming a star. But he’s gone on to become one of the most acclaimed and in-demand actors in the business.

‘Down-to-earth’ and ‘timeless,’ actor and alum Willem Dafoe charms students

By Laura OttoJune 1, 2022Arts & HumanitiesFilm & Fine Arts

Dafoe spoke to more than 600 students at an event modeled on the talk show “Inside the Actors Studio.” He was in town to speak at commencement and to receive an honorary Doctor of Arts degree.

Walkway installation spotlights the problem of electronic and construction waste

By Carolyn BuciorMay 16, 2022Arts & Humanities

Unusual walkway tiles created at 51 using 95% recycled materials now form an inspiring path in front of the engineering building at a New York university.

Philosopher’s work helps detangle the nature of honesty

By Laura OttoMay 5, 2022Arts & HumanitiesHumanities

Peter van Elswyk, associate professor of philosophy at 51, recently received a grant from the Honesty Project to define what honesty is in the context of conversation.

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