An open design to encourage collaboration and creativity anchors state-of-the-art plans for the Donald P. Bellisario Media Center, set to open in the heart of Penn State’s University Park campus in 2020.
Ten Penn State students have been selected as the inaugural group of Bellisario College Fellows in the Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications. The 10 students, two each from the Bellisario College’s five majors, were selected after initial faculty recommendations and by completing a rigorous application process that included reviews by alumni and faculty, as well as personal interviews.
Each year, the traditional Penn State Homecoming parade provides a valuable opportunity for students in the Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications. In what has become a tradition itself, the students produce the webcast of the event that is available to Penn Staters worldwide.
Three Penn State alumni, a faculty member and an award-winning Pennsylvania television leader earned the top annual awards from the Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications Alumni Society Board.
Penn State alumnus James P. Jimirro -- whose illustrious career has included roles as the founding president of both The Disney Channel and Disney Home Video, and who revived the National Lampoon brand -- has endowed a $1 million professorship in the Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications.
A former Entebbe hostage will join Penn State Assistant Professor Boaz Dvir at a Philadelphia area rough-cut screening of his feature documentary “Cojot” on Sept. 12.
The large Penn State contingent at an international communications conference in Washington, D.C., this week included the organization's newly installed president, the recipient of a top individual award, and researchers responsible for nine award-winning papers.
A critically acclaimed film by a Penn State faculty member that focuses on an effort by World War II aviators to prevent what they viewed as an imminent second Holocaust will screen July 22 at the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles.
A Penn State faculty member is leading an ambitious, yearlong effort to study broadband connectivity in the Commonwealth.
Nearly 40 faculty members, graduate students and alumni of the Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications will participate in the 68th annual International Communication Association Conference in Prague, Czech Republic, this week.
Students from Penn State were named as finalists in nearly two dozen different categories for the Society of Professional Journalists Region One Mark of Excellence Awards, and will find out this weekend if they’ve won at the regional level and advanced to the national competition.
Five faculty members, two staff members, two graduate students and an adjunct instructor received Deans’ Excellence Awards during the annual Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications Faculty and Staff Awards and Recognition Reception. Additionally, one staff member was recognized for 25 years of service.
A dozen Penn State journalism students visited the White House and nation's capital, gaining important insights and special access thanks in part to a Penn State alumnus.
Student-driven CommAgency specializes in short, documentary-style videos and branded content for the Penn State community.
Yael Warshel is an assistant professor of telecommunications at the Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications and an award-winning scholar. She is also a Rock Ethics Institute core faculty member and an affiliated faculty member of comparative and internal education, international affairs and Middle Eastern studies.
