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CFAC Student and Professor Both Chosen as Kennedy Research Fellows
The Kennedy Center for International Studies has chosen its Kennedy Research Fellows for fall semester 2022. This program has for some time provided research funding for students doing research on international topics; Fall 2022 is the first time the fellowships have also been made available to faculty as well. …
BYU Communications Alum Reflects on Living Essentially
Greg McKeown, Two-Time Bestselling Author, Teaches from Experience When It Comes to Focusing on the Essential Things in Life
Experiential Learning Roundup: July 2022
CFAC Students Travel Internationally to Gain Real-World Experience and Share Their Talents While Studying Abroad
Unpacking the Tactics in Kids’ Unboxing Videos
BYU School of Communications Professor Jason Freeman Investigates the Effects Unboxing Videos Can Have on Children
‘Come & See’ Behind the Scenes at the D.C. Temple Open House
BYU School of Communications Alumni Kurt Hanson and Rebecca Lane Share Their Experiences Working on the Media Relations Team for the Recent Open House at the Washington D.C. Temple
The Voice of the Valley: Beloved News Anchor and BYU Alum Kent Dana Dies at 80
Kent Dana, the face of the evening news in the Valley for three decades, died Tuesday afternoon.
BYU animation, AdLab students win Student Emmy awards
BYU continues to be well represented at the annual College Television Awards
Like Father, Like Son: Art Rascon Steps Down as Son Jacob Rascon Steps Up to Fill His Position as News Anchor
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
Notes From the Editor: Journalism & The Church
Meet the editor in chief of the Church News and learn about her vigor for the field of journalism