Ferman Center News Today

UT will host the Ben Rosenblum Nebula Project, a six-piece, genre-bending ensemble featuring some of New York City’s most in-demand jazz musicians.

The Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies minor at UT offers any student a chance to explore how class, age, region, religion, history, race and more affect gender and sexuality.

Valentines and others are invited to enjoy a romantic holiday bell concert on the Susan and John Sykes Ars Sonora in Sykes Plaza at The University of Tampa.

UT will celebrate and highlight the University’s commitment to building a sustainable campus, its partnerships with the Tampa community and entrepreneurship in the environmental space.

Haitian American author Edwidge Danticat will speak at UT in the Charlene A. Gordon Theater in the Ferman Center for the Arts as part of the Distinguished Speaker Series.

Together Merrily: The University of Tampa Holiday Special, featuring students and faculty performing holiday classics, will make its debut on the air on WEDU/PBS.

Haitian-American author Edwidge Danticat will speak at The University of Tampa this spring as the inaugural event of the University’s distinguished speaker series.

The University of Tampa will screen the film Revoir Paris (2022) as the first film in UT’s Albertine Cinémathèque à UT: A French Film Series.

The University of Tampa’s Fall 2023 Honors Program Symposia resumed earlier this month with a presentation by students from the Oxford Study Abroad program.

Associate professor of music Bradford Blackburn’s new album, When Gaia Falls, expresses a call to action to protect the environment and biodiversity.