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Follow KSU Theatre & Performance students Lance Avery Brown (actor), Eliza Craft (stage manager), and Mackenzie Scales (lighting designer) as they, alongside their peers and colleagues, mount a fully realized production of the musical Rent at Kennesaw State University in the Spring of 2023. Mounting a full musical takes months of preparation, and college students partake in this process on top of attending classes, working, and fulfilling other obligations. Learn about their challenges, their passions, and their discoveries.

Each year, Kennesaw State University's first year students get a Jersey to commemorate their time at KSU. This year, the Jersey is missing, and Sophie is tasked with finding it. Enlisting the help of Scrappy, KSU's mascot, they go on a huge mulitversal adventure to recover it. Can they return the Jersey to its rightful place in the multiverse before it's too late? Original Score by Bryce Hunter

As cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence continue to revolutionize industries worldwide, one essential element of health care remains uniquely human: compassion. This is the story of TCU alumni leading with compassion in health care.

Daniel Machiela teaches in the area of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament, with core research interests in early biblical interpretation and ancient Jewish literature. His published work has focused mainly on the Dead Sea Scrolls, especially those written in Aramaic. Additional interests include Aramaic and Hebrew languages, the Septuagint, and the New Testament within the wider scope of ancient Judaism. He is currently working on an introduction to the Aramaic Dead Sea Scrolls, with commentary projects on the Genesis Apocryphon and the book of Tobit on the more distant horizon.

Céilí [KAY-lee] is an Irish social known for its music, dance, and fun. In addition to the camaraderie and spontaneous laughter, there are also opportunities to learn about Irish culture and language.

Study Everything, Do Anything as told by the A&L Class of 2024.

Each year MSU does a publication called Mind's Eye.  It focuses on a select professors' work and research.  We always produce a video in tandem to the article publication.  Steven Senger is a math professor at Missouri State.  The math formulas he created were later developed and expounded on to create the programming for drone swarms to be used in light show displays, emergency search and rescue, forest fires, etc.  Having experience in programming, animation, music making, and mathematics, he was amazing to work with on this video.

Each year we produce a video in tandem with the publication Mind's Eye.  Mind's Eye focuses on a professor's recognition in their field.  Jin A. Seo,, a sculpture artist and ceramics professor at MSU, created a sculptural jewelry series called "Mow the Lawn,"  that focus on the body as it's own topography.  She was influenced by two specific elements: Korean shower cloth and the American green artificial lawns.  The Korean shower cloth represents the cultures obsession with cleanliness and beauty and Seo compares it to the perfect man-made American lawn.

Each year we do a series called Mind's Eye , which focuses on a professor's research.  The video is produced in tandem with the Mind's Eye publication piece.   Dr. Jamie Grigsby focuses on consumer behavior and the power of Narative Transportation in marketing.  She found that ads with movement are a lot more successful than ads without movement.  Even the amount of movement makes a difference; high impact movement, such as running,  is a lot more effective than low impact movement, such as walking.

After UIC Radio's 2023 Battle of the Bands, Creative and Digital Services in partnership with Student Affairs and the Center for Student Involvement awarded the winning performers with a music video. The band was Lavender Point with their song, "SATURDAY." This narrative stars UIC students, features some of our brutalist architecture and some surrounding areas in Chicago.