Jack Dalton Brandt, “Film Archives in The Digital Sphere” Mentor: Tami Williams, English Orphan films can be defined as non-theatrical moving pictures, typically including educational films, travelogues, and ethnographic recordings. Despite being recognized as orphans, the growing collection of two…… Read More
Andrea Hooverson, “Future Voice for Our Black Men” Mentor: Peter Blewett, English The purpose of my digital story is to share my development during Multicultural America, a course in which we studied the challenges that our brothers and sisters face…… Read More
Mitchell Horner, “LSD Prohibition in America: A Timeline, 1965-1967” Mentor: Jocelyn Szczepaniak-Gillece, English An understanding of the legal background behind the prohibition of drugs, particularly hallucinogens, is essential to understanding contemporary American society. The “War on Drugs” contributed heavily to…… Read More
Faith LeMay, “Screenings: Photography and Intimacy in a Century of Pandemics” Mentor: Jason Puskar, English How has the COVID-19 pandemic impacted our visual experience of intimacy? The method of figuring that out involves looking at different forms of photography from…… Read More
Elena Castro and Kyra Conners, “The ART of Infertility: Diversifying Expressions of Loss through Art & Creativity” Mentor: Maria Novotny, English The ART of Infertility’s mission is to break the silence around the experiences of infertility, offering art and storytelling…… Read More
Emily Dalske, “The Genealogy of the Gun: Shakespeare and the Politics of Premodernity” Mentor: Mark Netzloff, English In William Shakespeare’s series of history plays, anxieties experienced in guerilla warfare abroad are embodied by the bombastic and violent character Ancient Pistol…… Read More