Liberal Arts and Sciences

For her senior project, she built a sculptural house to demonstrate her ideas.

His grandmother’s tireless efforts during the polio vaccination rollout in the 1950s has striking similarities to today.

Congratulations to Laila Wilson ’22 for recognition by three significant awards this semester: the Paley Center for Media’s inaugural Peter Roth Internship Program, a SUNY ACT scholarship, and an NAACP scholarship.

The Millennium Film Workshop takes place February 16 and 17.

She’s on the senior staff team for Manhattan’s Borough President Mark Levine.

She’s the concertmaster and co-orchestrator of Moulin Rouge! the Musical at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre on Broadway.

Professor of Media Studies has been selected to join the advisory board for the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA), the organization behind the Golden Globe Awards.

Korn is writer and producer on the Netflix animated series Hilda, produced by Silvergate Media and winner of two 2021 Daytime Emmy Awards.

The top prize went to Shannon Dawson for a social media app for creatives.

Buffong selected for an amazing internship, Black Writers in Focus.

Sophia Hadeshian ’20 will use the funds for media supplies covering Armenian community.

The TIDE film festival celebrates the power of storytelling by filmmakers of color.

The program is designed to attract students from a diverse range of undergraduate study programs.

That’s according to The Fiske Guide to Colleges Best Buys of 2022.

Assistant Professor of New Media and Computer Science Lee Tusman was recently named a fellow at The Engelberg Center on Innovation Law & Policy at the NYU School of Law.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences extended invitations to 395 artists and executives who have distinguished themselves by their contributions to theatrical motion pictures.

Otaño is a successful playwright and TV writer.