Communication Studies
Elizabeth Glowacki published a new book on mental health
Professor Elizabeth Glowacki's book Mental Health Case Studies with Implications for Communication was published by Kendall Hunt.
September 4, 2026
Art + Design
Celia Pearce Receives MEA 2026 Award for Outstanding Scholarship
Professor Celia Pearce's book PLAYFRAMES received the Media Ecology Association's 2026 Erving Goffman Award for Outstanding Scholarship in the Ecology of Social Interaction.
July 20, 2026
Art + Design
Michael Arnold Mages publishes book about Somaesthetic Design
Congratulations Michael Arnold Mages! Michael, Associate Professor and recently appointed Interim Chair of Art+Design, published Somaesthetic Design: The Experiencing Body and the Dynamics of Time
June 9, 2026
Communication
Professor Alan Zaremba's New Book Published by Kendall Hunt
Associate Professor of Communication Studies Alan Zaremba's new book on sports ethics was published by Kendall Hunt.
October 30, 2025
Art
Professor Clareese Hill Receives Innovation Grant
Professor Clareese Hill is receiving a Mills Institute Innovation Lab Grant for her project “The Practice-based Artistic Archive: Unearthing Early Black Stories in New England.”
October 30, 2025
Communication
Professor Craig Robertson Publishes Book about Rocker Chris Knox
Craig Robertson, Professor of Communication Studies, publishes his book on indie rocker Chris Knox with Auckland University Press.
October 29, 2025
Art + Design
Professor Khalid Kodi's Book Published by Dar El Mosawarat Press
Dar El Mosawarat Press publishes a new book by Khalid Kodi, Professor of the Practice in Art+Design.
October 29, 2025
Theatre
Professor Sylke Rene Meyer's New Book Published by Routledge
Congratulations to Professor Sylke Rene Meyer, Professor of Theatre and Art+Design, on her new book Soviet Narratology and Spatial Story Design: The Unintentional Storyteller published by Routledge Press.
October 25, 2025
Edward McCabe's daring, flawed quest for a Black state
Caleb Gayle wrote ‘Black Moses’ because Edward McCabe was one of the first Black Americans elected to political office and he was “deeply flawed.”
July 15, 2025
Game Design
How the far right weaponizes play
From alternate reality games to the Jan. 6 riots, game design professor Celia Pearce looks at the idea of “play” and how the American far-right has weaponized gaming and online communities for its own gain.
January 14, 2025