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Students tell stories through annual Soul of Athens project Published: May 10, 2021 Author: Isaac Miller
Students from the School of Visual Communication have published the annual student-led multimedia project called Soul of Athens.
Soul of Athens consists of students from across campus, not just the School of Visual Communication, said Professor of Visual Communication Stan Alost.
Alost said the students go out, make their own projects and publish them. Soul of Athens is a coordination between a number of different classes. The project consists of interactive teams who build the websites and content creation teams who gather the material in the field. Then all of the teams learn to put together, create, run and manage their own publishing organization. The students learn to work in teams, work across disciplines, figure out deadlines and identify their audience.
Thank you for continuing to support and read The Post. As I write this, it is bittersweet. My four years at The Post are coming to an end, and I can’t think of a better way to sum it up than with this photo edition. Working for The Post these past four years has been a whirlwind of learning, emotions and a lot of photographs. I’ve grown a lot thanks to The Post, and I cannot wait to see how much the photo staff will continue to grow after this year.
While this might not have been how the photo staff wanted to say goodbye to this year, with everyone spread out in different cities and states, this is our reality again. Despite not being in Athens, the photo staff still put in the work and created some amazing projects, which can be seen in “Away from Athens.” I am immensely proud of this photo staff and all of the work they have done.