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Innovations aim to better serve campus community and journalism curriculum In an effort to better serve students and adapt to an ever-changing industry, BYU’s campus news labs are making [...]

Four journalism students created a documentary explaining their adjustment to working remotely during a pandemic With help from their professors, four broadcast journalism students — Emma Benson, [...]

The Alliance for Women in Media Foundation (AWMF) announced the winners of the 45 th annual Gracie Awards, which include three students and BYUradio host Julie Rose. The Gracie Awards recognize [...]

BYU news media students Alyson Caffrey and Maren Cline placed in the Broadcast Education Association 2019 International Digital Media and Broadcast Competition. Cline took home third place in the [...]

King uses her experience to train aspiring comms students in broadcast performance during her last semester teaching at BYU The BYU broadcast performance class, Comms 327R, is designed to give [...]

Three Universities evaluated how far we have come and where we still need to go in regards to race in the United States In response to the 1967 race riots happening in Black and Latino [...]

The President’s National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders released its report on Feb. 29, 1968, “condemning racism as the primary cause” of a recent surge of riots, according [...]

The BYU School of Communications will discuss race in America and progress made since the Kerner Commission’s report in a live stream event. This Friday, Oct. 26, the School of [...]