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Black Is Beautiful: Why Black Dolls Matter (Collectors Weekly)
Filmmaker Samantha Knowles ’12 talks about the black dolls she and her sister had as children.
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Dartmouth Film Class Captures Bear Expert Outside the Den
A documentary made by film students about Lyme, N.H., bear researcher Ben Kilham premieres on campus.
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Playing Against the Virus (Studio 360)
Professor Mary Flanagan talks about why games like the Tiltfactor Laboratory’s POX are important.
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Dark Side of the Moving Image (The Grid)
“The Grid” features Professor Jodie Mack’s new film “Dusty Stacks of Mom: The Poster Project.”
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How Can Games Contain and Convey Values? (Gamasutra)
Games can be “systems for self expression,” says Professor Mary Flanagan.
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Media Ecology Project Fights to Save Cultural History
A film festival caps Dartmouth symposium of media scholars, archivists, and historians.
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Jodie Mack: Searching for Questions Rather Than Answers
Dartmouth’s professor of film and media studies teaches animation theory and history.
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Hooray for New Film and Media Studies FSP in Hollywood
Sixteen Dartmouth students will participate in the inaugural L.A. film studies program in 2014.
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2010 Graduate’s ‘Growing Cities’ to Screen at Dartmouth
The film, a look at urban farms across the country, was produced and directed by Daniel Susman ’10.
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At Oscar Time: From Hanover to Hollywood
In the run up to the ceremony, 15 Dartmouth students spend time with film and TV industry insiders.
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Video Game Industry Needs Gender Balance (The San Francisco Chronicle)
Professor Mary Flanagan says closing the gender gap in the industry is more than just a good idea.
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This Is Not Your Father’s STEM Job (The Atlantic)
A look at women in the STEM fields mentions Dartmouth's Mary Flanagan and Kendall Hoyt.
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Remarkable Women 2014: Game Changers (New Hampshire Magazine)
Professor Mary Flanagan is among 10 “game changing” women featured by the magazine.
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Ryan Hueston ’14: A Creative Spirit
The studio art major says of his work, “It is so satisfying to make that mark, no matter how small or temporary.”
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The Classroom as Arcade (Inside Higher Ed)
Professor Mary Flanagan says students miss out if they succumb to digital distractions during class.
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Alumnus Seeks Help in Planting Seeds of Urban Farming
Daniel Susman '10 turns to Kickstarter to fund post-production for PBS airing of "Growing Cities."
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A Dash of Whimsy, With Leftover Stars (The New York Times)
Assistant Professor Jodie Mack plays with posters in her film “Dusty Stacks of Mom.”
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Creative Solutions to Crises—Through Play (The Huffington Post)
Professor Mary Flanagan says that more-creative solutions are needed to face the world’s conflicts.
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Game Changer
Professor Mary Flanagan takes the art of play—and social change—to a whole new level.
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Reality Show
The “Dartmouth Alumni Magazine” features Jeffrey Ruoff’s documentary film class.
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The Measure of a Writer (Valley News)
Dartmouth is hosting a celebration of the life of novelist and screenwriter Budd Schulberg ’36.
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Dartmouth’s DAX Week Celebrates Creativity
“Make-A-Thon” and screenings of students’ films are part of the weeklong Digital Arts Exhibition.
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Don’t Demonize Video Games for Violence (USA Today)
Professor Mary Flanagan says video games have gotten an “unfair rap.”
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A Crowd-Funded Game That Takes the Stereotype out of Fantasy
Professor Mary Flanagan’s Kickstarter is funding a game in which sisters vie to rule the realm.
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Quoted: Mary Flanagan on Games That Break Stereotypes
The professor of film and media studies talks about her new board game, Monarch.
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