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The College will recognize the accomplishments of 133 art and design students and award honorary doctorate degrees to both keynote speakers at its 177th Commencement.

The annual show, held this year at The Franklin Institute, provides Moore’s Fashion Design seniors with a professional platform to present their original collections.

The new agreement will allow Fine Arts students to transfer seamlessly to Moore to complete their bachelor’s degrees.

The College’s initiatives will strengthen access to Philadelphia’s creative history through Artblog while honoring the life, influence and advocacy of its late cofounder.

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 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.

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

Graduating seniors from Moore’s Film and Digital Cinema program present a powerful lineup of films and a live pilot screenplay reading.

The College will recognize the accomplishments of more than 130 art and design students and welcome award-winning author and illustrator Erin Entrada Kelly as keynote speaker.