We are always showing off our beautiful campus on social media, but this time we used some creepy images we have shot over several months for a Halloween post.
University students celebrate with family and friends after receiving their class rings on Oct. 17, 2025.
BYU goes crazy for Halloween and this social media video aimed to bring the costumes to life.
Relive the energy, chaos, and unforgettable drama of the 2025 Mississippi State vs. Arizona State upset; a game that shook college football and sparked a cultural moment across the SEC.
Facts and Fables | Medical Entomology
Step into the wonderfully weird world of insects with Dr. Jerome Goddard, a renowned professor of entomology at Mississippi State University, in this entertaining and educational social-media video, “Facts and Fables | Medical Entomology.” Blending science with humor, Dr. Goddard takes viewers on a fast-paced journey through some of the most persistent myths, half-truths, and head-scratching stories about the insects we encounter every day.
Frauke Hachtmann, UNL Professor and William H. Kearns Chair in Journalism, is one of 45 community co-curators for the exhibition “Go Big Red” at Sheldon Museum of Art. For the show, each co-curator or team of co-curators selected a work from the museum’s collection that features red, the school color chosen by University of Nebraska students in 1892. This video was created to visually connect Frauke's personal story with her selected artwork. It was produced for and used by Sheldon Museum of Art (University of Nebraska–Lincoln) on their social media pages as well as their website.
“Crash the Course - Horse Handling and Safety” is an episode in a social media video series created to give prospective students an engaging, authentic look at Mississippi State University’s most unique and hands-on academic programs posted to MSU's social media accounts in October, 2025. The series swaps traditional course previews with short, visually driven stories by inviting viewers to “crash” real classes while MSU professors and instructors explain the purpose and impact of their courses.
Three Freshman students at Western Carolina University got asked to come into our campus studio the first week of classes for a little surprise. What follows is a mix of genuine stories about the challenging but meaningful transition of life from high school to college and the people that support us along the way.
Welcome Block Party Event Recap
YouTube short of student housing b-roll