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Interactive Media and Game Development Professor Explains Mystery House Games

Melissa Kagen, assistant professor of teaching in the Department of Interactive Media and Game Development was quoted in a New York Times review of the new video game "Blue Prince."

As the author of the book "Wandering Games," Kagen shared her insight into the aspects of mystery house games like "Blue Prince" that captivate players. 

 

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Ask the experts: Living with a disability

Roger S. Gottlieb, the William B. Smith Professor of Philosophy, provided analysis for a WalletHub article on the most livable places for people with disabilities. He addressed the challenges faced by people with disabilities and the programs and policies that have been effective in improving the quality of life for people with disabilities.

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2018’s Best & Worst Cities for People with Disabilities

WalletHub spoke to Roger Gottlieb, professor of philosophy, about the many financial and physical challenges faced by people living with disabilities for a story about the “2018 Best and Worst Cities for People with Disabilities.”