Past Events

Take care of yourself while you pursue your academic and professional goals! Learn empowerment, growth and coping strategies.

Meet and greet with four successful Cronkite Nation alums through this virtual networking series.

In a conversation moderated by Senior Associate Dean Rebecca Blatt, Susan Smith Richardson will discuss how news organizations can support and improve reporting on communities of color.

It's the start of a new semester! With classes, clubs, jobs and internships, your schedule can feel overwhelming.

Take care of yourself while you pursue your academic and professional goals! Learn empowerment, growth and coping strategies.

Please join us in welcoming the 2021-2022 cohort of Hubert H. Humphrey Fellows.

Justin Tinsley, senior sports and culture reporter of ESPN's "The Undefeated" and regular panelist on "Around the Horn," discusses his work reporting on the parallels between sport and culture.

Take care of yourself while you pursue your academic and professional goals! Learn empowerment, growth and coping strategies.

Join your fellow Sun Devils at Chase Field on Tuesday, August 31 for ASU Night. All students are welcome and encouraged to wear ASU gear.

Meet the newest leaders of #CronkiteNation and beyond.

Cronkite SophoMOREs are invited to a special meet and greet with Dean Battino Batts in the Cronkite Gallery before the New Beginnings at Cronkite & Arizona PBS Must See Mondays event.

Start networking with Cronkite Nation outside of the classroom! This bi-annual event is designed for current students to explore their hobbies and interests and learn about available opportunities.

Cronkite alumni in their first few years on the job discuss their successes and challenges in entering the workforce during this unique time in the journalism and mass communications industries.

This welcome event will be hosted by the EOSS Deans of Students and Undergraduate Student Government on each campus. Sophomores who attend will be able to receive an ASU SophoMORE t-shirt.

This is your chance to meet Cronkite leadership, faculty, advisors, student leaders and staff and get a head start on the fall semester.

The Cronkite Book Club will meet to discuss the book "Driving While Brown: Sheriff Joe Arpaio Versus the Latino Resistance" by Jude Joffe-Block and Terry Greene Sterling.

Cronkite Nation alumni, we are “Zooming” in to your city or region to say “hello” and to catch up! This is an opportunity to network with fellow alumni, so pop in and out as your schedule permits. We may have a surprise Cronkite School guest as well. Get ready — we’re coming your way! RSVP for this event to receive Zoom details.

Cronkite Nation alumni, we are “Zooming” in to your city or region to say “hello” and to catch up! This is an opportunity to network with fellow alumni, so pop in and out as your schedule permits. We may have a surprise Cronkite School guest as well. Get ready — we’re coming your way! RSVP for this event to receive Zoom details.

You are not alone in your end-of-semester stress. Join us for advice and practices to help you finish the academic year in a strong – and calm – way.

Cronkite writer-in-residence Terry Greene Sterling and co-author Jude Joffe-Block discuss their years-long investigation into Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s controversial immigration enforcement in Maricopa County, Arizona, and the work of the Latino activists who fought to unseat Arpaio. Rick Rodriguez, Southwest Borderlands Initiative Professor, moderates. “Driving While Brown,” by Terry Greene Sterling and Jude Joffe-Block