From April 3-6, Illinois State University School of Communication (SoC) graduate students, faculty, and staff represented the University in high numbers at the 2019 Central States Communication Association (CSCA) Conference in Omaha, Nebraska.
The Illinois Associated Press Broadcasters Association has honored GLT for journalistic excellence with seven awards, including individual staff honors and stationwide recognition for Outstanding News Operation.
In 2011, a School of Communication (SoC) graduate student made a recommendation to a faculty member for an event that would allow her cohort to create connections in Chicago. Eight years later, that annual event is a staple for SoC students and their post-graduate success. Every year, SoC Director of Field Experiences and Internships Thomas
Christopher Priest, the first African American editor and writer of comic books, will be coming to Illinois State University from 3-5 p.m. on Wednesday, April 17, in Stevenson Hall, room 101.
WGLT is nominating its series of 2018–2019 Community Conversations and Election Forums for consideration of the Civic Engagement: Unit Award.
Fell Hall’s CIC has changed the way students and instructors learn, teach, and collaborate right on the second floor of Fell Hall.
ISU School of Communication’s COM Week 2019 is finally here! Find out why you can’t miss this year’s Fell Hall festivities.
One School of Communication (SoC) agent of change has used her role to help SoC graduate students help the off-campus community.
Illinois State students do not have to wait until graduation to gain real-world experience. They don’t even have to get a summer internship to find out what it’s like to collaborate with a leading organization.
Activist Fred Hampton Jr. and his mother, Akua Njeri, will give a talk on the life and legacy of civil rights advocate Fred Hampton Sr., at 7 p.m. on Monday, April 15, in Schroeder Hall, room 130.
