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The Creative Writing Program at the University of Notre Dame offers graduate and undergraduate writers rigorous training in innovative literary technique as well as in traditional forms. We engage robustly with socially grounded critical thought, and give generous individual attention, balancing student-centered creative exploration with robust pedagogical support. The program’s internationally renowned faculty bring expertise in a range of genres and aesthetic approaches, as well as deep experience in publishing, criticism, and editing.

The minor in Sport, Media, and Culture (SMAC) invites students to examine the cultural politics of sport from a scholarly point of view, and to practice them with an eye towards social justice and the dignity of every human being. SMAC thus defines media broadly—to include visual art, historical texts, and performing arts as well as print journalism, radio, film, television, and social media—and incorporates analyses of race, gender, sexuality, class, and inequality from across the humanities and social sciences.

Towson University welcomed the largest incoming class in school history on August 23 and 24. Check out the sights and sounds on the one of the biggest days of the year — incoming student move-in.

In the summer of 2023, 12 Towson University freshmen took part in a Faculty-Led program to Brazil with TU’s Study Abroad & Away Office. During the program, students studied urban development through a comparative framework between the U.S. and Brazil.
 

Video produced by:
Nicholas Sibol, Grace Hoggarth, Henry Basta, James Snavely

A 30-second highlight reel recapping Towson University's homecoming game.

Video produced by:
Nick Sibol, James Snavely, and Henry Basta

As a cultural and medical anthropologist, Dr. Marnie Watson immerses herself in her research, where she draws close to people in extreme circumstances. She asks questions to better understand, “how they deal with life in difficult situations.”  Much of her work has dealt with illicit drug use, mental health, poverty, homelessness and involuntary migration.   In Springfield, Missouri, Watson works with the previously unhomed at a tiny house community, Eden Village. Eden Village is built on the housing-first principle, which means, Come with all your problems.

In the McQueary College of Health and Human Services, it all starts with you. Our degrees and programs prepare you for a career in helping others. Get the education you need to enhance lives. Grow and develop through clinics, labs, research and internships. You'll graduate ready to provide great services to your community. https://mchhs.missouristate.edu/

This was a video project composed of departmental interviews to tell the story of the entire college.

Our university president at Missouri State University, who is beloved by all in our campus community, as well as in the local community has decided that the time has come to pass. Throughout the years, his substantial strides have transformed our university, and he will be hard to replace. We chose to create a scripted video so he could properly announce to all of Missouri State about his plans to retire. This announcement was a surprise to all, but was very well received and will allow for a search and for a proper sendoff at the end of the academic year.

A greenhouse discovery may lead to more attention given to proso millet, an extremely water-efficient crop — one likely to fare well in the drier years ahead expected for agriculture.

This is a project that has been in the works for several months. We pitched the idea of creating a custom holiday village back in July and have spent the last few months learning how to create the product. We used our drone to scan landmarks across our campus with our president's home being the main centerpiece as we're celebrating 100 years of the home this year. Then, we partnered with our engineering department to print the 3D models. We touched up the models by sanding and painting them and then building the village in the front room of our president's house.