Tag: education

A trio of academic panels examine how pop culture helps us process the world around us.

The academic panel discussed how colleges are finding ways to appeal to the fandom communities, and what they can do to improve.

Gregory Paul Silber addresses a Tennessee school district that banned Art Spiegelman's Pulitzer Prize-winning MAUS.

Lysa Hawkins, Dennis Knight, and Joseph P. Illidge gave aspiring creators a peak behind the editor's curtain.

Wilfrid Lupano and Stéphane Fert's WHITE ALL AROUND tells the real-life story of the Canterbury Female Boarding School, one of the first schools to educate Black girls in the United States.

A book that must be read.

Janna Morishima talked to us about her new Kids Comics Intensive class, which starts Monday, June 1.

Chatting with Professor Margaret Galvan from the University of Florida

Cathy G. Johnson talks about using comics in the classroom.

In a very thoughtful and carefully constructed manner, Adam Allsuch Boardman brings forth a tight, interesting book detailing everything you need to know about movie-making and how it bloomed into an enormous, multi-disciplinary industry. We’ve...

Comic books continue to reach mainstream audiences and have stretched into academia. At the Panels and Pedagogy: Teaching Comics panel, panelists aimed to help answer questions that arise about—teaching comic books, formal instruction for creators, and establishing the academic discipline of comics. Where do comic books fit in your academic life?

The longest running stand alone school to teach cartoonist is having an open house tomorrow from 1-4. Prospective students will meet faculty and get a tour. Open houses at The Kubert School are a great way to...