StarScapes showcases students' creativity, imagination and more

By Emmett Roman
Staff Reporter

StarScapes is a showcase of students’ creative, imaginative and interesting works, produced either for a class or independently All students are invited to participate in StarScapes. StarScapes occurs every year and allows students to showcase their hard work from throughout the semester. Works are showcased both in-person and online. Online projects are posted on the StarScapes website and are available for anyone to view. Some of this year’s presentations included a public service announcement about how alcohol impacts human organs, a presentation about politics in the television show Family Guy, and research on how humans evolved to speak.

The physical presentations were available for view from Dec. 3 – 4 in the Gannon Commons and highway. Those presentations covered topics like science, history and more.

StarScapes is also a time for art students to feature their works. This year, those works were displayed on the first floor of the Gannon Building. There was also an art club booth in the Gannon highway showcasing more student work.

Check out some of the student work by clicking through the images below.