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Fashion Design major Mandy McGarrigle ‘19 knew she wanted to intern with a woman designer, and she was also looking to work with something other than clothing.

More than 200 people attended Moore College of Art & Design’s 16th annual Visionary Woman Awards Gala on Wednesday, October 17. The event raised close to $375,000 to support Visionary Woman Honors Program scholarships.

Justyne Kosinski '19, an Animation & Game Arts major, went to England for seven days in September on the Sis Grenald International Travel Fellowship.

The Illustration majors took a field trip to Washington DC on October 11th to visit the National Portrait Gallery and view the Drawn to Purpose exhibition of women illustrators and cartoonists at the Library of Congress.

Dragons, Corinthian columns and naked person statues were part of a scavenger hunt for Interior Design sophomores.

For Liz Griffin '19 and Jessica Shields '19, the hardest part of their internship at Icebox Project Space at Crane Arts in Kensington was the sweat.

Moore College of Art & Design will present West Philadelphia Orchestra outside the College's main entrance on Friday, October 26, in conjunction with the closing celebration of The Parkway’s 100th anniversary.

Fashion Design students cheered for Fashion Design Chair Nasheli Ortiz-González October 1 at Moore as she showed her collection Stranded during Paris Fashion Week SS19 under her brand name, Nasheli Juliana.

Moore students had quite a number of choices of clubs to join during the 2018 Club Rush.

Moore College of Art & Design will present its 2018 Visionary Woman Awards to New Yorker cartoonist Roz Chast and photographer, professor and art historian Deborah Willis, Ph.D.