Expressing an Institution’s Core Values with Exterior Design
About ten years ago, I was exploring the Altstadt (“old town”) of Munich. I spent the afternoon between the Augustiner-Bräu and the... More
Projection Design: A New Focus for Theatre Departments
A live theatre performance is the culmination of actors rehearsing lines and spacing, costume designers dressing them for the part, scenic... More
Touchless Technologies
During pre-production of the 2002 neo-noir film Minority Report, director Steven Spielberg invited fifteen experts to think about... More
The World Has Changed. We Are Changing in Response.
When we started Flaherty Media in 2012, I knew nothing about the business of magazines. My professional life had been devoted to education... More
Using Communication Technologies to Create Diverse, Inclusive, and Engaging Learning
Audiences have always been divided on Godot's meaning. In 1957, for instance, the play was staged for a single night at San Quentin State... More
Virtual Activities and Programming: Student Life Centers Adapt to Social Distancing
Humans have an amazing capacity to adapt, and current technology is a tool being used for just that--adapting to social distancing. More
Campus Renovations That Are No Longer just Luxuries
In the downtime many campuses are experiencing right now, private colleges and universities have the opportunity to make upgrades... More
Finding a Sense of Belonging in Campus Fitness & Rec Centers
At the age of eighteen and as a college freshman, I moved to another state. I settled into an unfamiliar room in an unfamiliar dormitory,... More
Protecting Our Campuses in a Post-Pandemic World
Here's what we know, but perhaps as valuable, also what we feel: The outbreak of the novel coronavirus has changed the world. It is a... More
Promoting a Culture of Responsible Sustainability
Before we explore the many benefits of on-campus green technology and energy efficiency, let’s first consider the role of art in daily... More