Arts

Don’t just imagine it. Achieve it.

Are you passionate about the arts? Look no further than the University of Sioux Falls' thriving Visual and Performing Arts programs. We value the development of students' intellectual, analytical and creative capacities. You will have a fully engaged experience as you learn from talented professors whose approach to the arts is holistic – preparing your heart, mind, body and soul for a career in the arts and performance.

Pursue The Arts No Matter Your Major

Students from every academic major participate in the arts at USF. Performance scholarships are awarded to majors and non-majors alike. Whether you choose to pursue the arts professionally or as a co-curricular activity, the Visual and Performing Arts at the University of Sioux Falls offer many opportunities to cultivate and express the gifts God has given you.

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Explore the Arts at USF

At A Glance

  • Perform with 8 vocal and instrumental ensembles.
  • Act in 3 main stage theatre productions each year, plus student-directed shows and special projects.
  • Exhibit artwork on campus and in the community.
  • Serve locally, regionally and globally through Service in the Arts initiatives.
  • Travel domestically and internationally.
  • Glean wisdom from visiting artists and guest lecturers.
  • Earn performance scholarships.
A young person plays a trumpet while seated in a musical ensemble. They are wearing a blue shirt and are surrounded by other musicians playing a variety of instruments, including trombones and a double bass. Sheet music is visible on stands.
Four young adults sit around an outdoor table on a sunny day. They are smiling and engaged in conversation. Two of them wear white hoodies with printed text, and one wears a beanie. Background includes trees and buildings. They seem to be enjoying each other's company.