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You can’t change the past, but thanks to a new legal movement, you may be able to erase some of it online. Here we ask School of Communications director Edward L. Carter (BA ’96, JD ’03), [...]

BYU professor Kevin John is using eye tracking technology to research something that’s been lacking from the conversation on body image issues: the way men process body image. According to John, [...]

Ray E. Beckham, one of BYU’s most distinguished former professors, will be honored with a Pillar of the Valley Award. The award honors individuals whose extraordinary contributions have improved [...]

BYU advertising alum Brandon Barkdull and his brother Blake, a BYU neuroscience student, started their business, Penguin Brothers, while Blake was still in high school. The business started out [...]

A team of BYU students working through the Y Digital Agency recently won a Golden Spike Award for their creation of a mobile app for Whooshfly The Golden Spike Award competition is sponsored by [...]

Scott Church presented on media and politics to the National Communications Association. Since the beginning of the 2016 United States presidential campaign, many people have been examining how [...]

BYU Society of Professional Journalists’ chapter president Eleanor Cain Adams attended sessions discussing everything from resume hacks to covering sexual assault at SPJ’s three-day convention in [...]

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 [...]

Equal Justice Initiative founder Bryan Stevenson discussed reaching out to those in need in society during an Oct. 30 forum address at the Marriott Center. Bryan Stevenson, the founder and [...]

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 [...]

BYU Students brought home multiple awards and scholarships at the PRSSA National Conference in Austin, Texas BYU’s Public Relations faculty and students attended the 2018 Public Relations Student [...]

Students attending the Annual Beckham Lecture were able to speak to professors and Todd Irwin about their future careers in the field of communications “It was the best of times, it was the worst [...]

Joel Campbell was appointed to the Ethics and Discipline Committee of the Utah Supreme Court.   BYU associate teaching professor Joel Campbell has been assigned to the Utah Supreme Court’s [...]

School of Communications Ed Carter hosted co-editor Maria Jose Labrador and contributor Maria Teresa Nicolas Gavilan to discuss their recent book and the right to be forgotten.   “What is it [...]

Vai Sikahema, former NFL running back and current NBC morning news anchor, will present a lecture as an honored alum. The College of Fine Arts and Communications will feature NBC morning news [...]

BYU students have set up an online information hub, organizing the flood of information on two major wildfires that have chased more than 6,000 Utah residents from their homes in recent days. [...]

Thomas Griffith’s distinguished service to BYU and Broadcast Journalism education leave a lasting legacy in the School of Communications. BYU alumnus and former communications faculty member [...]

By Kaleena McKell I first visited Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) during a summer backpacking trip in 2017. The main goal of the trip was to hike and visit beaches and historical sites. I first felt [...]

BYU School of Communications professor Dale Cressman recently won the first-ever Michael J. Sweeney Award for his article “News in Light: The Times Square Zipper and Newspaper Signs in an Age of [...]