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Both outlets spoke with Moore president Cathy Young and former University of the Arts students moving in to Moore about their transition.

As Moore expands its relationships with nonprofits in the region, nineteen Girls Inc. students grades 10-11 visited the College to learn about art and design degree and career options.

Moore alums are soaring in their fields, using their unique talents and skills as artists and designers to make a difference in the world around them. Meet Megan Barker ’17, an Animation & Game Arts hero, and learn more about her career since her time at Moore.

Although she’s worked as an art teacher for over two decades, Grimm found real value in the studio experience and professional development at Moore’s Summer Artist / Educator Residency.

With decades of experience in illustration, Kulka has developed lifelong connections with students by helping them succeed in and outside the classroom.

While transitioning from a career in finance to the arts, Kumar found Moore’s Summer Artist / Educator Residency (SAER) was the perfect place to help her find her artistic voice.

Moore Aluminaries celebrates some of the College's most accomplished and inspiring graduates.

With financial support from the online school, Reach students are able to attend Moore’s one-of-a-kind youth arts programs at no cost.

In a video profile of her work, Koran spoke about how motherhood makes it mark on her artistry.

The Moore community gathered at Verizon Hall at the Kimmel Center on Saturday, May 11 to celebrate the Class of 2024.