Publications

Combining sculpture, sound and film, "Pandemonium" includes screenings at The Franklin Institute’s Fels Planetarium and an exhibition at The Galleries at Moore.

Rittenhouse Hall expands Moore’s housing by 33 percent and allows the College to guarantee four years of housing for all students.

Rittenhouse Hall reflects Moore’s investment in student success while expanding guaranteed four-year housing and access to Philadelphia’s cultural landscape.

On view in The Galleries at Moore, "5 Into 1" will celebrate a quarter century of a five-college collaboration for emerging artists as Philadelphia Sculptors reimagines the exhibition’s future.

Callahan’s winning submission, titled “Abandon All Hope,” will be featured in the publication’s annual magazine.

Moore’s Class of 2025 is the largest graduating class in more than 20 years, with 134 students receiving their degrees at the ceremony on May 10.

Graduating Fashion Design students from Moore College of Art & Design presented more than 60 original pieces at the Philadelphia Museum of Art on May 7.

Nguyen sharpened their professional skills and developed branding and merchandise during their internship with Philadelphia radio station WXPN.

After transferring to Moore for her senior year, Illustration major Ella Carter ’25 worked towards developing her own tabletop role-playing (TTRPG) for her senior thesis.

The new collaboration reflects Moore’s growing network of corporate partnerships and commitment to preparing students for the global creative economy.