School of Literature, Media, and Communication (LMC): The Humanities Department of the 21st Century
LMC is a Research and Teaching Unit within the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, GA.
06/15/2026
Lisa Yaszek joins The Expert Take to explain why Star Wars, Dune and Blade Runner remain so relevant.
The Expert Take on why Star Wars, Dune and Blade Runner Remain SO Relevant What ties The Mandalorian and Grogu, Dune, Blade Runner and Avatar ...
MAP Rover, a mobile public art projection program co-designed and built by Daniel Phelps, will see extensive use while Atlanta hosts the World Cup games. https://bit.ly/3S2U5xZ
06/04/2026
That's a wrap on CNN Academy Atlanta 2026! Big congrats to our LMC students for taking part in this incredible hands-on experience with one of the world’s leading news organizations. https://bit.ly/3PCch0E
05/12/2026
Computing graduate Kathy Tran isn’t choosing between tech and storytelling—she’s pursuing both, merging computer science and film into one journey. After graduation, Kathy will be working as a software engineer at AWS in Santa Clara, California. https://bit.ly/4neL9AV
05/04/2026
Alumni Eboni Goar is an Atlanta native currently based in Yokohama, Japan, where she has lived for over three years. She holds an M.S. in Global Media and Cultures from Georgia Tech and is fluent in Japanese after 10 years of study.
Eboni creates Japanese language and lifestyle content across Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok, reaching nearly 10,000 followers with videos focused on learning Japanese, life in Japan, and cross‑cultural inspiration.
She recently launched her first e‑book, How To Get Fluent in Japanese: Tips, Tricks and My Experience, and can be found on Instagram at .
05/01/2026
April may be ending, but the poetry lives on. Closed out Poetry Month with a successful Poetry@Tech book drop. 40 books given - words are still traveling!
From training to class and everything in between, LMC student‑athlete Kamren Kennedy takes us through a day in his life.
For National Poetry Month, Julian Sabugo shares his love for poetry by reciting his favorite poem, “The Fig Tree” by Sylvia Plath—an intimate reflection on choice, voice, and possibility.
04/16/2026
Applications are open! Join the Spatial Scholarship Field School 2026 at Georgia Tech (Aug. 4–7) for a deep dive into Spatial Technologies in the Normal City. Open to junior STS scholars nationwide. Deadline: May 4.
For more information visit: https://bit.ly/4tL9New
To apply visit: https://bit.ly/4caNyZB
Vicky Celedon brings the beauty of bilingual poetry to life with Spanish and English readings of One Hundred Love Sonnets: XVII by Pablo Neruda, translated by Mark Eisner. Celebrating National Poetry Month through language, love, and voice.