USF Media Studies Magazine

An examination of the roles women and whiteness play in Spike Lee's 1989 classic.

USF Media Studies Grad Ellie Vanderlip on working in experimental cinema.

In this short film, an introverted college student tries to achieve happiness by making her online life picture-perfect, but finds that...

Howard’s short film, Song of The Pretty Bird, is a visual exploration of the resonance evoked from Shay Alexi Stewart’s poem "Song of The...

Rabbi Angel, USFCA's very own rabbi-in-residence, is an LGBT activist and educator. Learn about her personal history, her programs, and...

A short documentary on USF student artist Myles “Mylesie” Marquez. In this sit-down interview Myles talks us through his music, family,...

A look into the devastating impact of HIV/AIDS and the medical advancements made over the course of the epidemic.

Carbon pollution remains a troubling problem for the health of the earth, but ocean acidification in Washington is a new area of research...

Food and agriculture journalist and former USF media studies professor Beth Hoffman moved to Iowa with her husband to work on his...

With the meat industry being linked to growing global warming issues some people are looking to insects as a new source of protein. We...