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Viz prof links video game learning with student success

Videogames should be an integral part of education because they can excel at teaching creative problem solving and improve educational engagement, said viz faculty member André Thomas.

College faculty’s creativity displayed in Stark Galleries exhibit

Some of the vast creative talents of college faculty are on display through May 14 in the Faculty Biennial 2021 at the university’s J. Wayne Stark Galleries.

Viz prof links video game learning with student success

Videogames should be an integral part of education because they can excel at teaching creative problem solving and improve educational engagement, said viz faculty member André Thomas.

Video games help students master calculus

Almost 10,000 students have gotten help with introductory calculus by playing “Variant: Limits,” a video game developed in part by students in the LIVE Lab.

Why Public Art Matters

Researching public art’s rise to relevance and women artists’ struggle for equality Public art, and its detractors, go hand in hand. An online search quickly reveals results like: “Why Public Art is So Consistently Awful,” “What is the Point of Public Art if the Public Does Not Like It,” and others. These aren’t new complaints, said Susanneh Bieber, an award-winning…

A semester of Viz art on display

The Langford buildings were abuzz with activity and artistic visions as visualization students displayed their work at the 2021 Viz Fall Show.

Viz students nominated for top animation industry awards

Jon Reisch ’02, and Jose Luis “Weecho” Velasquez ‘10, were nominated for awards by the Visual Effects Society for their work on "Luca," and "Encanto," respectively.

The quest to make digitally rendering easy

Ergun Akleman seeks to help designers in any field easily model any object.

Students to create video games in 48 hours at Chillennium 2022

Hundreds of students from multiple universities will soon pack up their computers, sleeping bags and preferred forms of caffeine in preparation for Chillennium, a 48-hour marathon event where students create video games from scratch.

Students test their skills in video game design marathon

Student contestants had 48 hours to design video games at Chillennium, the biggest student-run game jam in the world.