Josh Shepperd is Assistant Professor of Media Studies at Catholic University of America, Washington, DC. His talk will explain how the Radio Preservation Task Force incorporates preservation and content analysis […]
listen to the heartbeat of a city coming from the Underground October 26-30 Mon/Fri 2:30-4:30 Tue/Thur 10:30-1:30
The Mellon Creative Arts Across Disciplines initiative, Ralph E. Ogden Foundation, and Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center welcome Mark Dion, who will present a talk, "Trouble shooting and trouble making—worldwide." […]
Internationally renowned Deaf performing artist and poet Peter Cook will deliver a lecture and perform with his American Sign Language (ASL) poetry troupe, the Flying Words Project, in two events […]
Internationally renowned Deaf performing artist and poet Peter Cook will deliver a lecture and perform with his American Sign Language (ASL) poetry troupe, the Flying Words Project, in two events […]
How does environmental theory approach the construction of the future? How has this construction informed the present debates on the impact of industrialization, urbanization, state building, and social movements on […]
The Children of Immigration Series is a collaborative series of events by the Sociology Department and the ALANA Center that began in 2014. We strive to bring together and foster […]
A guest to the History of Radio Course FILM/MEDS 282 (supported by CAAD), Paul Riismandel will offer a public lecture during his visit to campus on podcasting. Paul Riismandel is co-founder […]