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BYU “For the Love of EveryLibrary” Wins National Bateman Competition

BYU Public Relations Students Took First Place in the National PRSSA Bateman Case Study Competition With Their “For the Love of EveryLibrary” Campaign

Passport to Purpose: BYU Students Take Learning Global

From Local Stages To Global Platforms, College Of Fine Arts And Communications (CFAC) Students Gain Hands-On Experience While Showcasing Their Talents Around The World

The College of Fine Arts and Communications Announces Leadership Changes

Dean Diane Reich Announces New Associate Deans Shayla Bott and Mark Callister

Networking in Action: Lessons from the Big Apple

Comms Students Visited NYC to Form Connections in Journalism and Sports Media Markets

New Dean Appointed for the College of Fine Arts and Communications

Dr. Diane Reich Has Been Appointed as the New Dean for the College of Fine Arts and Communications

The Future is Now: How do Biometrics, Deepfakes and AI Affect Us All?

Communications Professor Kevin John Shares His Experiences Studying the Effects of Modern Technological Advancements

BYU School of Communications Celebrates Students at the Scholarships & Awards Luncheon

The Hard Work of BYU Students in the School of Communications Recognized with Annual Scholarships and Awards

The Miserable Man, A True Story by Journalism Student Dara Layton

Journalism Student Dara Layton Shares Her Study Abroad Experience Walking Along the Cornwall Coast Path

‘I can do this’: 2025 commencement student speaker builds impressive portfolio through service

At BYU’s commencement exercises, journalism student Amy Ortiz will represent the graduates as the student speaker. This profile celebrates her BYU experience and how God has magnified her to bless the lives of others.