Communication, Culture, and Technology
It’s official. Georgetown University will be conducting virtual classes until the end of spring semester. Georgetown has joined universities like Stanford, Harvard, and the University of Washington in attempting to...
Imagine not being able to go to college, let alone graduate school. Imagine not being able to get a government job or owning a business. Imagine not being allowed any...
Elon Musk loves Mars–in fact, he wants to live there, with you! The mustachioed SpaceX CEO sauntered onto stage at the 67th annual International Astronautical Congress in Guadalajara, Mexico in September, to announce...
With rapid social changes post WWII, women in Japan have become more active outside the domestic environment. This leads to several policy and attitude changes within the society. This, however,...
Grapheme-color synesthesia is a form of a neurological phenomenon in which an individual’s perception of numerals and letters is associated with the experience of colors. Involuntarily, consistently, and in a...
Globalization theory has contributed to many forms of new expression, cultures, and values that have become widespread through present-day digital technologies. While researching the actions of visual activist culture, globalized...
The path information takes to get from the source to the recipient is a fascinating, often troubling journey. Even reduced to the simplest possible forms of communication, philosophers,linguists, and physicists...
Our new media landscape has created a new, less tangible paradigm of fear. Terrorist organizations and insurgency groups (many of whom partake in terrorist activity) successfully utilize these media technologies....
A potent fear of cultural loss, homogenization, and hegemonic dominance has been a key concern for governments, civil society organizations, and ordinary citizens in recent years, in light of what...