Created an exposure page with photo and video I took at the Lunar New Year celebration on campus, created GIFs to add more movement, and wrote copy to give more context around the history and significance of the celebration.
Created an exposure page with photo and video I took at the Lunar New Year celebration on campus, created GIFs to add more movement, and wrote copy to give more context around the history and significance of the celebration.
Students from Grand Valley’s New Music Ensemble and the Dance Company greeted visitors to Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park on February 25 with performances inspired by the sculpture “Utopia” by artist Jaume Plensa. The sculpture is in the Garden Pavilion in the Welcome Center.
The atmosphere looks and sounds very much like a home game for the Laker basketball teams, but instead it’s a pair of teams from local middle charter schools — GVSU-authorized Vanguard Charter Academy and Walker Charter Academy — meeting on the Fieldhouse’s court for their league contest.
The game is a collaboration between the sport management program and the Charter Schools Office, said Michael Cousins, assistant director of communications and external affairs for CSO.
Follow Texas Tech University student Christopher Liu's work in the School of Art to create unique jewelry designs with stones donated from James Avery Artisan Jewelry.
Photo essay on BYU's work with migrant workers at a brick factory in Nepal.
Students of the Blair School of Music prepare for and perform in a concert.
The spotlight was on UB’s cultural diversity Saturday night as international students took to the Mainstage in the Center for the Arts for the annual International Fiesta. Nearly a dozen dance groups took part in the Student Association-sponsored event, presenting their different stories around the theme of “harmony.”
UB students are mixing fieldwork with the latest developments in AI to map and understand the ever-changing glacial ice in Greenland.
This work is taking place in the Glacier Modeling Lab in the Department of Geology, led by Kristin Poinar, assistant professor, glaciologist and student mentor.
Mosquitoes are considered one of the most deadly creatures to mankind in the world. Medical entomologist Gabriel Yan works to unravel how they survive stress as they carry live viruses to hopefully understand the intricate dance between what mosquitoes consume and their disease-spreading potential in order to save lives.
A Closer Look at Architecture and Design Across Campus