Senior Project and Colloquium

Our Mediated Lives: Floating Alone in Cyberspace

by Kyle KimPosted on September 13, 2021AudioInterviewSenior Project and Colloquium

How do our phones affect our relationships with one another? How do they affect our sense of empathy? Sherry Turkle, a professor at MIT whose research revolves around human-technology interaction, joins Kyle Kim for a discussion.

Plantation Vacation, Part II

by Linseigh GreenPosted on October 4, 2019April 20, 2021ResearchSenior Project and Colloquium

What does it mean to both recognize the atrocities of slavery while engaging with the environments in which it occurred as spaces of leisure and romance?

λ = c/v

by Emma IndelicatoPosted on September 11, 2019April 20, 2021PoetrySenior Project and Colloquium

Three poems in conversation with the electromagnetic spectrum

On the Get Free Book Club

by Donna GaryPosted on May 12, 2019April 15, 2021Independent ProjectInterviewSenior Project and Colloquium

The book talk series seeking to honor and celebrate works by queer and disabled creators in the same academic spaces they were most likely to be pushed out of.

Reimagining the Borderlands

by Hannah FullertonPosted on December 6, 2018April 6, 2021ResearchSenior Project and Colloquium

Artistic Interventions and Uncertain Futures at the U.S.-Mexico Border

Cyborg Subjectivity

by Austen WigglesworthPosted on November 20, 2018April 6, 2021ResearchSenior Project and Colloquium

"The question of the relationship between humans and our technologies is not a new discussion and neither is the fear that technology may lead to a possible 'dehumanization' or 'denaturalization.'"

Punching Out the Patriarchy

by Sharon AttiaPosted on April 1, 2017November 24, 2020Gallatin Arts FestivalGallatin GalleriesPortfolioSenior Project and Colloquium

Photographs of She Fights, a non-profit that teaches boxing to teenage girls of color in New York City.

On Ecolikeness

by Jake MadoffPosted on November 4, 2016November 3, 2020Senior Project and Colloquium

"We have perhaps convinced ourselves that the attributes that make us dissimilar from plants and animals make us superior and more deserving of care, but I believe this couldn't be further from the truth."

Spatial Metaphors

by Nadège GiraudetPosted on September 8, 2015October 29, 2015PortfolioSenior Project and Colloquium

Studies in the process of painting and perceiving.

‹Magic›

by Gill WilliamsPosted on August 31, 2015September 29, 2020CriticismSenior Project and Colloquium

In pursuit of "the big, dark, mysterious, opaque places to which language and art allow us to go."

Waters

by Elizabeth ConnerPosted on August 31, 2015April 22, 2021Creative NonfictionGallatin GalleriesPortfolioSenior Project and Colloquium

The Materiality of Loss and Growth, or, to be haunted in the name of a will to heal.

The Crown

by Alexandra CarterPosted on August 15, 2013May 3, 2020CriticismSenior Project and Colloquium

“Now mark me how I will undo myself. / I give this heavy weight from off my head”

Signs of the Occupation

by Julian PhillipsPosted on November 29, 2012May 2, 2020CriticismIndependent ProjectSenior Project and Colloquium

Debating the Syrian Revolution in the graffiti of Majdal Shams.

Notes on an EP

by Jess ClintonPosted on November 13, 2012May 2, 2020Arts WorkshopAudioSenior Project and Colloquium

The musician introduces three folk songs from her new album.

Francis Bacon’s Cruel Optimism

by Matthew MorroccoPosted on October 25, 2012May 2, 2020CriticismSenior Project and Colloquium

"The brushstrokes are somewhat cruel and yet so purely existential that although Bacon exposes cruelty, all I feel is my heartbeat breathing new life into every vein."

Confluence

Student Work: Senior Project and Colloquium