German Lineage in Modern Dance, a new Dance History DVD conceived and performed by UHM Dance Professor Dr. Betsy Fisher.

A daughter seeks revenge for the murder of her father in this exciting Indonesian Randai folk dance-drama. February 3 – 12 at Kennedy Theatre Main Stage.

The College of Arts and Humanities values the teaching of its faculty and acknowledges those who have won university system-wide awards.

Art students’ project, an identity system for the UH School of Architecture, wins First Place in 2011 international AIGA (Re)Design awards.

Perkinson’s Texas Tough: The Rise of America’s Prison Empire has won the PEN nonfiction prize for 2009 and 2010.

Beginning Fall Semester 2011, the Department of Speech takes on the new name “Department of Communicology”.

Rectifying God’s Name, a new book by Religion Assistant Professor James Frankel, examines the life and work of Chinese Muslim philosopher and writer Liu Zhi.

The College of Arts & Humanities introduces a new program to promote the study and understanding of Islamic religion and culture.