L&S News  Tag: Communication Arts

Vampires, palaces, blockbusters and more. Beyond the catchy titles, these courses leave students with a more critical eye for folklore, history and film. 

Reading the College of Letters & Science’s monthly newsletter connected Meg Bortin with a UW–Madison alumnus who helped her get her first novel published. 

In the Department of Communication Arts, there’s a community of music lovers who are testing their taste in a league that brings together generations of students and alumni. 

Conspiracy theories and the people who deal in them are often written off. With trends sending more people down the rabbit hole, Matthew Hannah decided it was time to academically investigate what sends people to these beliefs. 

The new collective just picked up one of the first Wisconsin Exchange grants, which promotes dialogue across difference on campus.

Jeremy Morris forecasts how this new technology may impact the future of the music industry.

Jeremy Morris opens his students’ eyes to the intricacies of the modern music industry.

Jonathan Gray studies the evolution of the modern sitcom by tracking the laughs.

In Catalina Toma’s research, one thing is obvious: Technology plays an important role in people’s romantic relationships. Her findings look into the nuances of when this is a good or bad thing.