Professor Mary Flanagan, Chair of the Department of Film and Media Studies, talks about "How to Find Your Inner Gamer" in the latest issue of Dartmouth Alumni Magazine

Professor Mary Flanagan joined José Luis de Vicente for "New Perspectives on Digital Leisure", about how confinement has accelerated the cultural dynamics of the hyperconnected society. The discussion was presented by the Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona on June 10th.

New Hampshire Public Radio's "The Exchange" discussed how " game design impacts our brains, how it has changed our relationships and perceptions, and how we study these impacts" with Professor Mary Flanagan and Dr. Paul Weigle. Read the transcript or listen to the show here at NHPR...

Professor Mary Flanagan talks about how "she tries to keep the spirit of play alive in the games she creates—no matter how unlikely the theme"-in a new Dartmouth News article and video...

Professor Mary Flanagan has been named one of 30 inaugural fellows of the Higher Education Video Game Alliance, honoring senior scholars in the games field who have made significant contributions in design, theory, or research.

Tiltfactor Labs opened its doors to the public on Wednesday November 9th, presenting a myriad of game systems and discussing the theories behind them.

Dartmouth's game design and research lab invites the community to visit their space and play games created at Tiltfactor: web games, card games- even room escape games! Tiltfactor will also debut their two new crowdsourcing projects: Crowded Dungeon and r-kive....

A research study by Professors Mary Flanagan & Geoff Kaufman published in Cyberpsychology, the Journal of Psychosocial Research on Cyberspace was featured by Fast Company......

The role-playing game RePlay Health uses physical challenges to get players to think about how environmental and economic factors can affect individual health.

A Boston Globe article highlighted in Dartmouth Now features the work of Professor Mary Flanagan and her Tiltfactor Laboratory, which creates "research-driven games for social impact".