Sound Arts and Industries instructors Sarah Geis and Bill Healy won a Pulitzer Prize and Peabody Award as part of a team for their work on You Didn’t See Nothin’, a podcast that follows host Yohance Lacour as he revisits a 1997 hate crime on Chicago’s South Side.

Northwestern Assistant Professor Neil Verma and Chicago Performer and Musician Nick White describe what it was like to be part of the Oscar-nominated Killers of the Flower Moon.

After years of performing music, Sam Clapp ’18 pursued a master’s degree that would help him improve his recording and production skills.

Influential guest speakers lead student discussions about the emerging field of music supervision.

Northwestern University offers the public a free, front-row seat for Making Waves—an entertaining new documentary about the art, practice, and history of movie sound design—on Thursday, March 12, at the Block Museum of Art.

Northwestern Sound Arts and Industries Advisory Board Member Gary Rydstrom talks about his Academy Award nomination: Best Achievement in Sound Mixing for Ad Astra.

Philipp Gaissert ’19 shares what he learned while serving as a creative intern at an interactive software company.

Cara Ehlenfeldt ’19 tells the story of her summer internship, which led to a new career opportunity.

Jeffrey Gardner ’19 helps Encyclopedia Britannica bring its new, interactive Guardians of History game to life for the masses.

Longtime voiceover pro Donna Jay Fulks shares how she got her start—and what it’s like working in the industry today