News: College of Fine Arts

Pirro Dollani
People |

Administrative assistant Sandy O’Brien recently was named as the second-place President’s Classified Employee of the Year. Read about her uncommon commitment to her department and its students.

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Arts and Culture |
The extraordinary folk music that inspired Liszt, Bartok, and Kodaly is performed by both the Folk Orchestra and the world-famous Gypsy Orchestra.
Pirro Dollani poses in a library
People |

Administrative assistant Pirro Dollani recently was named President’s Classified Employee of the Year. Read about what he contributed to UNLV even while facing the challenge of a lifetime.

Michael D. Eisner headshot
Campus News |

Eisner, business and entertainment Leader, will discuss the nature of leadership and success.

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Arts and Culture |
It will feature the UNLV Alumni Jazz Band, UNLV Jazz Ensemble I, and special guest Dennis Mackrel.
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Arts and Culture |
New series will screen award-winning, indie feature films every two weeks at the Galaxy Luxury+ Theaters.
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Arts and Culture |

"A New Sculpturalism: Contemporary Architecture from Southern California" runs through Sept. 16.

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Arts and Culture |
Four distinct series comprise the season: the acclaimed Charles Vanda Master Series, the Allegro Guitar Series at UNLV, the UNLV Performing Arts Center Series, and the UNLV Chamber Music Series, co-produced with the UNLV Department of Music.
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People |

Four-year term runs through June 30, 2017.

Member of solar decathalon team
Research |

Why is UNLV's Solar Decathlon Team going to win the prestigious competition? Hear from members on what sets the team apart.

Chefs fixing a gourmet meal
Research |

Fixing gourmet meals in an ultra-energy-efficient home requires careful consideration of kitchen appliances.

Judy Bayley Theatre at night
Arts and Culture |

Season covers Neil Simon’s “Brighton Beach Memoirs” to Bertold Brecht’s “Good Person of Szechuan,” from new comedies to longtime favorites such as “A Christmas Carol” and “Grease.”