Remembering Cronkite

Walter Cronkite’s friends and colleagues at the school that proudly bears his name remember the man who set the standard for trusted journalism in America and helped build a national journalism program here at Arizona State University.

Cronkite Community Mourns Death of “Journalism’s Gold Standard”
President Michael Crow, Dean Christopher Callahan, Board Chairman Win Holden and faculty, students, alumni and friends of the Cronkite School react to the death of the former CBS News anchor.

News Coverage of Cronkite School’s Namesake
News organizations locally and around the country focus on news of Cronkite’s death and his affiliation with the Cronkite School.

ASU President Orders Flags to Half-Staff to Honor Cronkite
ASU President Michael Crow orders university flags to be flown at half-staff for a week in honor of the late Walter Cronkite as the Cronkite School offers special tributes to the school's namesake.

Cronkite Supporters Establish New Fund to Commemorate School's Namesake
A group of supporters of the Cronkite School is creating a fund to honor the school’s namesake and educate future generations about the importance of the journalistic values his work embodied.

“The Most Trusted Man in America” Remembered in Photos

Cronkite News Service Reports on the Death of Walter Cronkite

More Information About Walter Cronkite and His School

Cronkite’s 2005 Video Message About the Cronkite School

The Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism

Cronkite Breaks Ground for New Building in 2007

NBC’s Brian Williams to Receive 26th Annual Cronkite Award in November

Video Tribute to Walter Cronkite by Past Cronkite Awards Recipients

Timeline of the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism

Journalism Luminaries Salute Walter Cronkite