Media Studies
Let’s get past the platitudes on artificial intelligence. We asked students, alumni and faculty how they’re really using A.I. to work, teach, learn and create.
In its 20th year, CMDI’s Center for Media, Religion and Culture asks why we come together and how that can help us respond to global crises.
Dave Martinez, the college’s inclusive excellence director, was recognized with the Robert L. Stearns Award for his devotion to student success.
Is the answer to A.I.-generated deepfakes better technology that makes it clear when an image was created or altered by these tools? Yes—but one expert says it’s not the full answer.
CMDI is welcoming 14 new faculty with expertise in journalism, business, surveillance, technology and more.
Asian Americans of a decade ago used beauty to establish a counterculture. A research expert says today's Asian baby girl trend doesn't possess the same influence.
A PhD student’s extended reality project on Gaza has enjoyed worldwide showings. In the spring, he introduced a new VR feature that includes live storytelling and footage from the ruined city.
More than 700 CMDI students were named to the dean's list for the spring semester.
TEDxCU Co-curator Kalen Sieja discusses how students bring "ideas worth spreading" to life through TEDx talks.
The outstanding graduate in the media studies department, Kaoutar El Ouadi is a music aficionado who has an enviable internship at Fox Theater.