Art
You’d know it as marble, but Bob Sievers sometimes refers to his preferred raw material by another name: calcium carbonate.
Willis Pyle (A&S’37), the celebrated former Disney cartoonist who died June 2 at 101, could be hard to reach, in part because he was still keeping busy.
Michael Piché has plenty of time to imagine his dream house — he’s still in his 30s. But already he’s clear about aspects of the design.Â
A look into the arts on campus.
It’s a rare thing to be a full-time librettist today. Mark Campbell (Thtr’75) would like to make it less so.Â
Ambition. Amor. Seduction. Betrayal. For CU’s opera singers, it’s all in a semester’s work. For some, it’ll be a life.
Zachary Foster recalls coping with loss as a child and applies it to his current struggles.
At age 24, CU student Anthony Hull has already hosted several television and online programs, including for Fox Sports Net. He is an actor who produced a documentary about the CU student experience last spring.
What do an ancient Roman glass vessel from 300 AD and a painting by 20th century Mexican artist Diego Rivera have in common?