We caught up with a few of our newest ambassadors – Olivia Blackmore and Mehdi Jahani from the School Interactive Arts & Technology (SIAT) and Lezlie Zeng from the School of Communication (CMNS) - to find out more about their experiences creating social media content for FCAT!

An impressive photocollage spans the south façade of the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa. It is the work of Jin-me Yoon, visual artist and professor at Simon Fraser University’s (SFU) School of the Contemporary Arts (SCA).

As part of the Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology’s (FCAT) 2025 Community in Practice Day, Dr. Fady Shanouda presented his lecture, “Accommodations vs. Access: Disability Rights vs. Disability Justice” on January 31st to a combined audience of FCAT faculty, staff, and students at The Wosk Centre for Dialogue and online.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is projected to have an outsized impact on the future of work, warfare, education, communication and other pillars of life. From classrooms to boardrooms, AI is a hot topic and its implications range from mundane smartphone apps to controversial autonomous weapons and vehicles. What does the AI-enabled future look like—and what does it mean for society?

In the heart of Surrey, under the Skytrain tracks, is the Black Arts Centre (BLAC), an independent non-profit society, artist-run centre, and cultural hub that supports black art and artists from a variety of disciplines. The space, which is run and supported by many SFU alumni, students and faculty, hosts exhibitions, performances and events, and serves as a space of connection and community.

The Master of Publishing program (MPub) at SFU has been working on a few edits. While the content of its courses has continued to evolve alongside the ever-changing publishing industry, the structure of the program has remained mostly the same since its inception in 1995. Now, under the leadership of director Hannah McGregor, the MPub has been redesigned around the changing needs of students in the 21st century. McGregor hopes the changes will expand the pool of students interested in pursuing a graduate degree through the program.