On November 17, the Student Activities Board (SAB) sponsored a Homecoming Dance at the Chicago History Museum. UIC students mingled with friends, viewed art and artifacts in the museum, and danced through the night in the historic northside location. The Night in Wonderland-themed dance ended a week of events celebrating school price and UIC athletic teams.
A short video ad created to highlight our student body in spaces around Austin as well as highlight stats on how Austin is a great place for job opportunities.
Spotlight of staff member Chris Ward and what a day in his life at KSU looks like.
BYU students had a rare opportunity to experience the Nativity in a personal way, and to contemplate the Savior's birth, as part of a "Your Mark on the Masterpiece" art collaboration with the BYU Office of Belonging and renowned Argentine artist Jorge Cocco.
We decided to film with 1.8x anamorphic lenses with a final aspect ratio of 2.39:1 to give the story and art a cinematic presentation. This project was a great exercise in collaboration as we got to work with artist Jorge Cocco, BYUtv, and the Office of Belonging.
With each breath, brick workers in Nepal’s Kathmandu Valley inhale dangerous particulates. From hazardous aerosols released during the brickmaking process and indoor cooking to emissions from vehicles and factories that seep into their homes, air pollution in the region is inescapable.
Communication Sciences and Disorders students give testimony their experience at Missouri State University: great faculty, great on-site resources, great clinical opportunities, and a wide variety of clients to work with at our campus clinic. Each student wants to ultimately improve their client's quality of life by helping them gain their voice back or improve their quality of hearing.
Avery Brooks is passionate about helping people with her Speech Language Pathology degree. Missouri State has given her faculty support and resources on campus to help her clients gain their voice back.
Bears LEAD is an initiative on our campus to help holistically support students that traditionally have a lower success rate. Including but not limited to first generation students and people of minorities, especially those of intersectionalities.
We interviewed five students and it was not difficult to have them talk about the support system and success they have found with Bears LEAD.
Embark on a virtual journey with members of the UM Video Games Club as they unlock the power of community through the world of gaming. They share how video games bring people together, foster friendships, and create a tight-knit gaming culture on campus. From epic quests to multiplayer showdowns, the UM Video Games Club proves that gaming is more than just pixels—it’s a pathway to lasting connections.
Video produced by Matthew Rembold/University of Miami