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Ira Glass, radio personality and host of the award-winning podcast “This American Life,” addressed BYU on Saturday as part of the College of Fine Arts and Communications’ BRAVO! series. His presentation of “7 Things I’ve Learned” expounded upon key lessons of his career and an analysis of the craft of storytelling.

It’s back to the Olympics for former luge athlete and BYU public relations alumna Kate Hansen. This time, though, she’s in the booth, commentating for the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics and still dancing along the way.

Communications professor Scott H. Church (BA ’05) liked the ’80s before it was cool. One of his favorite TV shows is Freaks and Geeks, a cult classic about high schoolers in the 1980s.

Jenny Anderson Advertising, 2018 Senior Account Manager, VMLY&R, New York City

Jerry Miller Broadcast Journalism, 1978 Voice of Idaho State Bengals for 39 years

Jacob Rascon takes the place of his father Art Rascon after 36 years in the journalism business, looking forward to filling the shoes his father wore so well

Meet the editor in chief of the Church News and learn about her vigor for the field of journalism

Take a look inside the Public Relations Intelligence Lab and meet the new manager: Michael Burke

65 years after its editorial debut, the Daily Universe is entering a new phase

School of Communications alum Morgan Jones guest speaks at the annual Beckham alumni lecture and shares about her career and the role God has played in it

BYU students continue to show their media brilliance in the 2021 season of the Broadcast Education Association (BEA) awards by bringing home multiple awards. Congratulations to these students on their hard work and well-deserved recognitions.

From college to KUTV 2News, these two journalists have come up together through their careers of broadcast journalism

Autumn Linford of the University of North Carolina is the winner of the 2021 Diversity in Journalism History Research Award. The award – presented by the History Division of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC) – recognizes the outstanding paper in journalism or mass communication history that addresses issues of inclusion and the study of marginalized groups and topics. The award winner is selected from research submitted for the annual conference paper competition.

PR Intelligence Lab builds on Y Digital’s foundation, increases mentored-learning opportunities for more students.

Name: Kevin John

The following is a press release by the Journalism History podcast and features communications professor Dale Cressman

Innovations aim to better serve campus community and journalism curriculum

Six comms students will present their research during a national conference in June