January 15, 2021
What is a typical workday like for you when you’re in the middle of a project? Lincoln Michel: I've seen various writers have these amazing writing routines of three hours in the morning before 5:00 AM and then lunch, and then two hours after jogging or whatever they do.
read moreJanuary 13, 2021
How would you define your cultural heritage? Baris Gokturk: I’m originally from Turkey, but I also spent part of my teenage years in Puerto Rico, in an exchange program.
read moreJanuary 11, 2021
COVID-19 continued to impact Fernandez’s experience on the ABC production.
read moreDecember 8, 2020
Was there a specific faculty member or peer who especially inspired you while at the School of the Arts? If so, who and how? How can I possibly pick just one!? First, Maggie Greenwald was my directing mentor.
read moreNovember 10, 2020
Was there a specific faculty member or peer who especially inspired you while at the School of the Arts? If so, who and how? It’s hard for me to highlight one faculty member since they were all so important to me.
read moreMay 13, 2020
In a career that has spanned almost 50 years, Professor Richard Ford has produced 13 works of fiction, including his 1995 novel, Independence Day, the first book to receive both the Pulitzer Prize and the PEN/Faulkner Award.
read moreMay 12, 2020
Was there a specific faculty member or peer who especially inspired you while at the School of the Arts? If so, who and how? My inspiration then and now remains the legendary Howard Stein, who ran the playwriting program and was the first permanent chair of the Hammerstein Center for Theatre Studies.
read moreFebruary 11, 2020
What was your favorite or most memorable class while at the School of the Arts? Watching Yellow Earth in the class of Chinese Cinema with Richard Peña.
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