Film Studies Program

News and Events

Prize Day honors students for achievement in academics, leadership and community service

Ebyan Abshir ’24 and Anton Tatus ’24 captured the top two awards at Prize Day Saturday afternoon in Memorial Chapel. More than 100 awards were presented to honor students for achievement in academics, leadership and community service.

Steinmetz Symposium a day to celebrate scholarly and artistic endeavors

Mathematics major Emily Vasquez ’24 started preparing for her presentation weeks ago. She didn’t know quite what to expect. She had never given a public presentation related to math. Also, the topic, “Finding the Relationship Between Triangles and the Pythagorean Theorem using Calculus,” could be challenging for those who would rather forget the fundamental principle of geometry taught in high school: a² + b² = c².

Steinmetz Symposium spotlights scholarship, research and the arts

May 10 - 11

In the Wold Atrium Students review posters describing their research projects

Templeton Institute to host faculty panel on “Oppenheimer” and special screening of film

Thursday, Feb. 15, at 12:55 p.m. in O’Brien 117

A multidisciplinary faculty panel will explore the award-winning blockbuster, “Oppenheimer” Thursday, Feb. 15, at 12:55 p.m. in O’Brien 117.

Our Monsters, Ourselves: The Legacy of Pre-Code Horror

Image of Faye Wray screaming. Text reads "Our Monsters, Ourselves. The legacy of pre-code horror."

Breathing Fire: A Celebration of Anna May Wong

Steinmetz Symposium celebrates student research, creativity and innovation

A student presenting research during Steinmetz Day.

Union Team Wins Film Festival

Making the Mockumentary (new course)

Environmental Action Media Lab screens projects