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Fifty-nine percent of ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ students in the Class of 2016 made a gift to ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ as part of the senior class giving campaign, raising more than $20,990 for areas of campus most important to them.

The evening before their Commencement ceremony, graduate students in ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ's Interactive Media master's program hosted the annual iMedia Capstone Exhibition, presenting their yearlong projects to professionals, faculty and staff, family and friends.

Hosted by the Office of Alumni Engagement, the Wednesday program gave seniors a final moment before Commencement to talk with the faculty and staff mentors who shaped their campus experiences.

Thousands of alumni donors who have chosen to pay it forward for future ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ alumni will receive special recognition at this year's Commencement ceremony as part of the Share your Chair project.

The School of Communications notches four national wins and two national finalist nods in Mark of Excellence competition.

The inaugural leadership of the new chapter consists of Matthew Groves L'11 as chapter chair and Karima Grady L'13 as chapter vice chair.

Katherine Shafer ’15, an international studies major from Port Jefferson, N.Y., will spend 11 months teaching English in Taiwan as part of a federal program that promotes mutual goodwill between people of the United States and people of other nations. 

Seven School of Communications faculty and staff members attended the 2016 Broadcast Education Association’s Festival of Media Arts in Las Vegas, where a recent interactive media graduate and cinema and television arts major were presented with awards.

During the May 3 awards ceremony, Jeremy Recoon ’16 received the Major of the Year Award and alumnus Christopher Bayly ’08 served as the evening’s guest speaker, highlighting his career in the sports consulting industry.

Brandon Landreth ’11 has been able to design and implement weekly lessons on health, wellness and oral hygiene for elementary students in rural Greene County thanks to a fellowship.