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Janna Anderson's sixth book details opinions from more than 1,000 technology and policy experts on the impacts of the Internet and their predictions for the future.

Students from across campus shared their innovative and entrepreneurial ideas to compete for $800 in SEED money to take their ideas and make them a reality. 

Strategic communications major Edith Veremu '13 sought guidance from the Student Professional Development Center when applying for internships.

A film by Dan Koehler '12 and Liv Dubendorf '12 will compete against eight other finalists in documentary category.

Students may apply for several open positions on the Pendulum staff.

Senior Claire Esparros and the Pendulum’s website were named Mark of Excellence national winners.

Tickets are now available to see the "60 Minutes" correspondent lead a multi-faith conversation with distinguished guests on finding common ground in a diverse world.

The chapter, which describes diaspora communities as publics of global public relations, is part of a book published by the International Communication Association.

Adam Lawson '12 wins reporting award for profile of a baseball player.

The university's top award comes with $15,000 to support and celebrate academic and creative achievements.