Carol Cunningham, of the visual and performing arts department in the School of Liberal Arts, teamed with faculty and staff from the School of Technology to manipulate traditional dance into a ...

Dance, as a whole, has the misfortune of being perceived as a niche market. Ballet can feel antiquated. Casting lists still get posted to a corkboard outside the studio. Instructors hold to the ...

A combination of environmental influences blended with technological advancements and human interaction form the theme of the February Dance. The annual February Dance will be held Thursday through ...

On a dance floor bounded on two sides by multiple large LED screens, two incredibly fit dancers face each other and start bouncing from foot to foot. Wearing black bodysuits adorned with long straps ...

Dean College’s Joan Phelps Palladino School of Dance is transitioning from online back to on-campus learning for the spring semester. As the school’s leadership and faculty reflect on what they ...

The female dancer, Han Zhang, is leading a revolution in culture and technology with her exceptional artistic talent, innovative leadership, and profound insight into technology. As a distinguished ...

Don’t just stand there — bust a move. Every time you hit the dance floor, a new study shows that a person can be identified by the way they move and groove. Scientists at the University of Jyväskylä ...

Students at some colleges no longer have to be on the same stage, or even in the same state, to dance with each other, says Eric Wolfram, a writer and former professional dancer. “At universities ...

Emily Daub began her CU Boulder career as a chemistry major, but she soon realized it wasn’t a good fit. She loved science and technology, but she was also passionate about dance and interested in ...

Dance education is undergoing a transformative evolution as digital technologies increasingly permeate teaching methodologies and performance practices. The integration of artificial intelligence, ...