Congratulations to Communication Studies majors Gianna Loretta, Marleah Knights, and Trevor Swiger, all of who were recognized for their accomplishments by the university.
The festival was such a colossal failure that it ultimately led to two juicy Netflix and Hulu documentaries that detailed the behind-the scenes scheme. Viewers ate it up.
ECA is 29 March through 2 April, and members of the WVU Department of Communication Studies will be out in numbers. Attached is a word document with every WVU presentation at ECA this year, as well as a .pdf file of the entire ECA convention so you can find WVU presenters.
During the 2023-24 academic year, six Honors College Faculty Fellows
will help WVU students grow their knowledge in areas of climate change
and the environment, communication, youth development and collective
violence.
If you are interested in attending panels, presentations and discussions at NCA 2023 featuring WVU faculty and grad students, below is a comprehensive list of events. You can download it by clicking here.
Welcome to the age of immersion. Dinosaurs and DC barely scratch the surface – this
summer also saw the launch of
Stranger Things and
Tomb Raider “experiences” in London, an I’m A Celebrity Jungle Challenge in Manchester,
and an Alice in Wonderland “immersive cocktail experience” in Sheffield.
To read the entire article, visit
The Guardian
"When Ted Lasso premiered in the summer of 2020, the show was hailed as an antidote for the lockdown blues. Jason Sudeikis’s coach was an indomitable cheerleader for the pandemic age, and TV executives began chasing Ted’s tail, seeking out uplifting projects to elevate the national mood. But the funny thing is, in scary times, people don’t necessarily turn to the brightest forms of entertainment. Many of us have been finding a strange kind of solace in dark matter."
