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August 2, 2024
photography
How a Penn State grad is connecting with his people's past, one snapshot at a time: BTN LiveBIG
How a Penn State grad is connecting with his people's past, one snapshot at a time: BTN LiveBIG
Capturing history, frame by frame.
Michigan project captures images of wildlife being wild: BTN LiveBIG
Michigan project captures images of wildlife being wild: BTN LiveBIG
Even animals love selfies.
BTN LiveBIG: Penn State grad finds his roots through photography
BTN LiveBIG: Penn State grad finds his roots through photography
When Jeremy Dennis came to Happy Valley about two years ago, he was hoping to expand his horizons. Already a graduate of Stony Brook University, New York, he applied for the master of fine arts in photography program at Penn State. Dennis travelled to University Park for an interview with Lonnie Graham, a professor of […]
BTN LiveBIG: The 'B1G' Picture
BTN LiveBIG: The 'B1G' Picture
One of the most fun parts of LiveBIG is the pictures we get to see - and share - with the stories we tell. When the subject matter ranges from supernovas to woolly mammoths, the imagery can get pretty interesting. Over the years, we've shared many of our favorites on the LiveBIG Instagram account. Here are some of the recent […]
BTN LiveBIG: Michigan State professor shares 'his Paris' with the world
BTN LiveBIG: Michigan State professor shares 'his Paris' with the world
If someone asked you about the first thing that comes to mind when you think of inspirational art in Paris, your mind would probably turn to some grand, well-known example. The Mona Lisa, perhaps, or one of the many other paintings or sculptures in the Louvre. Or maybe you?d conjure up a mental image of […]
BTN LiveBIG: At Wisconsin, innovation is in the 'eye' of the beholder
BTN LiveBIG: At Wisconsin, innovation is in the 'eye' of the beholder
Throughout history, the natural world has inspired important scientific breakthroughs. For example, the Wright brothers incorporated the concepts of lift and drag into airplane designs after they observed how birds in flight tilted their wings back and forth. At the University of Wisconsin, another pair borrowed from Mother Nature to develop a significant advancement in […]
