Nepantla MFA Thesis Exhibition by Sofia Aguilar Exhibition: April 7 - 11, 2026 Reception: Friday, April 10th, 6-8p An exploration of living between cultures, Nepantla weaves together memory, myth, and lived experience to make the in-between visible. Nepantla takes its name from a Nahuatl word meaning “in-between,” a space of transition and becoming that reflects my experience... Continue reading...
Dr. Michael A. Figueroa (UNC–Chapel Hill) presents ethnographic research on how Arab American communities have navigated shifting racial politics since 9/11. Based on fieldwork in Chicago, Oakland/San Francisco, and Washington, D.C., he explores musicians who use experimental practices to confront surveillance, Islamophobia, and identity pressures, imagining new forms of belonging through sound.
The student-led Night Train Ensemble presents Philip Glass' "Glassworks."
Students of Dr. Stephanie Ycaza
