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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

On March 4, professor Ed Carter presented a lecture on justice as part of the Faith + Works series

Wickham spoke during his Listen Up! Series lecture on the ongoing struggle for journalism to present truth

Two School of Communications alumni turned to the Savior while pursuing careers

The American Advertising Federation named seven BYU students among the most promising multicultural students of 2021

Inside the George H. Brimhall Building on BYU’s campus is a lab that sees 30 students every week. They come on their own time and receive no pay, but they do digital marketing work with organizations like the NBA, Subaru and Google.All because of one man that loves commercials.

From living in a small town to working professionally in PR, alum Phil Bussey recognizes the impact BYU had on his career

Two BYU Communications professors win prestigious awards from the School of Communications to support their research efforts