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Pratt Alumnus Anthony D’Urso Honored by Pope Francis for Hiding Jews from the Nazis
Pratt Architecture alumnus Anthony (Tony) D'Urso was just five years old when his father Giuseppe hid two Jewish families from the Nazis during World War II in his hometown Formia, Italy. It was 1944, and...
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Pratt Accepted into NCAA Division III Provisional Membership Process
The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III has accepted Pratt Institute into its provisional membership process after one year as an exploratory member. Starting September 1, 2019, Pratt will become a provisional member of...
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Pratt Research Open House: A Day to Discover Cutting-Edge Innovation
Innovative research that can change our future happens every day at Pratt Institute. On March 30, the public can learn about more than 50 research projects led by Pratt faculty, staff, and students. The second...
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Celebrated Artist Shaun Leonardo Discusses His Multidisciplinary Projects and Work at Pratt
Celebrated artist Shaun Leonardo joined Pratt as the School of Art Visiting Fellow in fall 2018 and will remain on campus as the 2019 Project Third artist-in-residence. Fine Arts Visiting Associate Professor Jenn Joy sat...
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Women’s History Month Spotlight: “Bad Girls in Literature, Music, and Art”
Who are the strong, pathbreaking women who embolden today’s emerging artists and designers? Bad Girls in Literature, Art, and Music, an elective in Humanities and Media Studies, bridges the past and present of women, creativity,...
