by Mac Hill

During the 2016 presidential election, The New York Times’ election coverage incorporated two moving “needle” gauges to convey the uncertainty in their election forecasts.

by Krithika Sathyamurthy

Toys are artifacts that encourage children’s expression, fantasy, interest, exploration, education, cognitive development, and gender-role learning.

by Bree McMahon

The ability to hold collaborative conversations is crucial to supporting sustainable and diverse communities—whether physical or virtual—including effective real-time and ongoing conversations.

by Rachael L. Paine

We were charged to rethink and redesign the culture of graphic design in the context of contemporary practices, application, and usage.

by Jessye Holmgren-Sidell

We are all activists now,” says cybersecurity counsel Jennifer Granick in her 2017 TED Talk.

by Ashamsa Mathew

We were tasked with creating the beginnings of a sovereign identity system in a technological future for an imagined state.

by Ellis Anderson

Improvisation can be described as the process of thinking and acting on your feet in response to new and shifting phenomenon, often times linked to chance results when faced with sudden provocation.

by Shadrick Addy

Historically, African Americans have been subjected to racial discrimination and prejudice, an injustice that is still sewn within American society.

by Grace Anne Foca

When medical professionals diagnose patients with type 2 diabetes, they typically recommend websites, mobile applications, and information sources that provide nutrition plans with broad food categories, rather than a list of specific brands that an individual can consume to remain compliant with the recommended daily calories and food groups.