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Digital media arts professor receives IAC grant
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Huntington to host Digital Media Arts Showcase
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Forester Night recognizes outstanding students, faculty
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Ballinger to give
presentation at Nappanee library
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Graduating seniors to
showcase artwork
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Scally,
McMillen earn Athlete of Week honors
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Huntington announces
student art exhibit winners
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Animation
artist Tom Gasek to visit Huntington
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Professor to address online gaming through lecture
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Senior
Benjamin Williams, a digital media arts major from Columbus, Ohio, had two
films accepted into the 2008
Indiana Festival of Independent Film and Video. The event, also
known as the Cinephile Festival, was held on Feb. 16 at the
at the historic Buskirk-Chumley Theater in Bloomington, Ind.
Williams’ selected films were “The Gingerbread Slums,” a two-minute animated
piece, and “LesPsych,” a 19-minute postmodern work. The first film features
a superhero on a stick who fights crime in Las Vegas, specifically the
graham cracker “cruminals.” The latter is about an actress
who questions her existence after strange things begin happening on a set.
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Digital media arts major interns at Jellyfish Labs
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University introduces 11 new staff
members
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Student profile: Tyler Welker
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Four programs to celebrate first
graduates
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University to host Spring
Media Showcase
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New
student/faculty blog at www.huntingtondma.com
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Artist, professor to speak at
spring colloquium
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Foundation breakfast
to feature digital media arts faculty
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Huntington University awards
Presidential Scholarships
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Digital media arts students present 'Boxed'
at festival
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Illustrator, professor to speak at fall colloquium
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DMA
professors' work to be featured in 'VeggieTales'
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Student overcomes health issues to attend Huntington
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Co Hoedeman to share his passion
for animation
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Digital media arts faculty to present Co Hoedeman films
