Diamond Beverly-Porter, assistant professor in the Department of Digital Technology and Culture, has received an award from the Douglas L. Epperson Fund for Social Justice award.
Radiogram, the magazine of the Society to Preserve and Encourage Radio Drama, Variety and Comedy (SPERDVAC), recently profiled DTC Professor John Barber and his long-running project, Re-Imagined Radio.
Diamond Beverly-Porter, assistant professor in the Department of Digital Technology and Culture, has been named as a 2025 Artist Trust Fellow. The Artist Trust Fellowships are merit-based awards given annually in recognition of artistic excellence and dedication to one’s practice.
Recently, a group of DTC students headed out to Portland, Oregon, for a multi-day professional development trip led by Professors June T. Sanders and Jacob Riddle. Over the course of the trip, students got an immersive look into four top creative design agencies—Nike, Instrument, Nemo, and Wieden+Kennedy—getting a firsthand glimpse into what it’s actually like to work in the design industry beyond the classroom and our small town of Pullman.
DTC Professor Diamond E. Beverly-Porter recently participated in Out of View, a group exhibition at the FKM Gallery in Downtown Minneapolis, part of the gallery’s inaugural artist-curated series.
The Department of Digital Technology and Culture recently organized a professional development trip to Spokane, Washington, providing students with a unique opportunity to explore the professional world of design.
DTC Professor Dene Grigar helped facilitate and welcome the exhibition Zone of Experimental Storytelling at The NEXT. By empowering young Moroccan storytellers to explore complex ideas through digital media, the exhibit redefines storytelling while fostering global engagement with support from The NEXT and the Electronic Literature Organization.
Scott Rettberg, director of the Center for Digital Narrative in Bergen, Norway, discusses with Luers his creative research in AI Cinema, as well as using AI tools in art, publishing and the classroom.
As one of the nation’s leading research universities, Washington State University has faculty engaged in thousands of research projects, with more than $330 million of grant awards in the 2024 […]
Dene Grigar received the Electronic Literature Organization’s 2024 Marjorie C. Luesebrink Career Achievement Award. The award honors “a visionary artist and/or scholar who has brought excellence to the field of […]