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Three Moore alumni have won prizes to further development of their small businesses in the first-ever Emerging Entrepreneurs' Business Plan Competition for graduates.

New York-based artist Kathy Butterly ’86 has many of her works in the permanent collections at the Museum of Modern Art, the Detroit Institute of Arts and the Carnegie Museum of Art.

Ten Moore College of Art & Design alumni will pitch their business plans to a panel of professional jurists at the Your Part-Time Controller Business Plan Competition.

Game enthusiasts from Moore joined game jammers from all over the world in this year's Global Game Jam, held January 25 to January 28.

Join The Galleries at Moore as we celebrate Moore College of Art & Design faculty in the 2019 Faculty Triennial, on view Saturday, January 26, through Saturday, March 16, 2019.

“Don’t listen to what people tell you that you can or can’t do,” she said. “If you have to get that second job to fund your passion, I understand that, but don’t give up on it, don’t make it secondary.”

It is because she wasn’t able to finish her art training at Moore that Biles has established the Marilyn Biles Endowed Merit Scholarship.

Janet Biggs '81 has won a 2018 Guggenheim Fellowship for Creative Arts. Biggs, a 2016 Distinguished Alumna, is an accomplished multimedia artist who has traveled the world for her art.

This symposium is designed to illustrate how the importance of positive behavior supports all students, especially those who have Emotional Behavioral Disorders.

Broken trophies in a glass case question the American Dream. A plaster cast of a hand found in Moore’s archive exudes a curious vibe.