Northwestern Professor Nina Kraus, neuroscientist and director of Brainvolts Lab, authored Of Sound Mind: How Our Brain Constructs a Meaningful Sonic World to help readers understand the impact of how they engage with sound.

A partnership between the Department of Theatre and the MA in Sound Arts and Industries program created unique audience experiences during October’s Open House: A Weekend for the Arts.

Kelvin Boddie ’22 shares his sound design and engineering experiences as part of The Battlefields of Clara Barton, a recent Northwestern theater production.

Thanks to behind-the-scenes work of the Northwestern EPICS office, three students designed and edited sound for Rounding, which is set for release in 2022.

Shaun Yee ’21 wanted a degree that would enrich his capabilities not only as a sound designer but also as a filmmaker.

Indian Sound Cultures, Indian Sound Citizenship expands and challenges sound concepts while sharing aspects of South Asian culture and society.

Choreographer-turned-sound-designer Erica Ricketts ’21 is earning an MA in Sound Arts and Industries to forge a new career path that combines her love for dance, sound arts, and film.

After losing touch with her own creative practices, Regina Martinez ’21 wanted a degree that would help her turn ideas into reality.

For Libby Lussenhop ’22, all signs pointed to the MA in Sound Arts and Industries program as she looked for a way to create a future for herself in sound.

Video game soundtracks from the mid-2000s inspired Andrew Littleton ’21 to pursue a career in sound design and production.