A free public screening and discussion of the documentary “A Wing and A Prayer” will be conducted at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 21, in the Paterno Library's Foster Auditorium. The film, which was directed and produced by College of Communications senior lecturer Boaz Dvir, tells the virtually unknown story of World War II aviators who risked their lives and freedom in 1948 to prevent a second Holocaust.
Nearly two dozen Penn State students will get hands-on, real-life experience as part of academic assignments or media partnerships surrounding the visit of Pope Francis to the United States.
A journalist from Hong Kong with more than two decades of experience believes completing her doctorate at Penn State will enhance her skills in a challenging and ever-changing media environment.
The College of Communications has teamed up with the Library of Congress to record and preserve the accounts of U.S. military war veterans for the Veterans History Project. Coordinators of the project are seeking veterans to participate in interviews that would take place during the weeks of Dec. 1 and Dec. 8 on the University Park campus.
A Penn State College of Communications alumnus has authored a new book titled, “The Guidebook Experiment: Discovering Exploration in a Hyper-Connected World,” that focuses on how technology and multimedia have changed our lives, specifically in the realm of travel.
Free event for all students on Sept. 8 at the Founders Lounge in the Bryce Jordan Center offers information about sports communications, marketing and media opportunities at Penn State.
A meet-and-greet session for Native American/American Indian faculty, staff and students has been scheduled for 5 p.m. Monday, Sept. 14, in the second floor lobby of Carnegie Building on Penn State's University Park campus.
Internship, on-campus marketing duties and passion for music help advertising/public relations major shape her career path.
Industry leaders and respected professionals in advertising/public relations, digital media, journalism, telecommunications and a variety of related fields highlight a series of programming coordinated by the College of Communications and the College of Information Sciences and Technology in mid-September.
Four Penn State College of Communications student-produced programs have been nominated for 2015 Mid-Atlantic Emmy Awards in college/university production categories. Winners will be announced Sept. 19.
Penn State's College of Communications is exploring ways to help keep refugees from being radicalized by terrorist groups on Facebook.
Students in a Penn State College of Communications course learn how to tell stories with digital media.
Maria Cabrera-Baukus, senior lecturer, College of Communications, will be overseeing the online streaming of Penn State's School of Theatre's production of "Julius Caesar." The overall show is a cooperative effort between the College of Communications, the School of Music and, of course, the Scho
Caitlyn Smith is one of four dozen College of Communications graduates who work for ESPN. She’s one of the newest Penn Staters with the company, and she worked on some important projects immediately – including the launch of the SEC Network.
Thirty-five high school students traveled from across the United States and internationally July 6-10, 2014, to learn about storytelling methods at Penn State’s Multimedia Journalism Camp, one of many camps offered on campus during the summer months. During the five-day camp, students produced 55 stories, which can be viewed at sites.comm.psu.edu/camps/.
