All news
New York Times Executive Editor Dean Baquet Baquet participated in an hour-long question-and-answer session with students from Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication on Friday, a day after he received the Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism from ASU
Baquet received the 37th annual award during a virtual ceremony attended by hundreds of Cronkite students, supporters, faculty, staff, alumni, journalists and communications professionals.
Adrienne Fairwell, a proven media leader with years of communications and public television experience, has been named general manager of Arizona PBS at Arizona State University.
Kleine’s talk, “Creating Gender Inclusivity in Journalism,” was part of the spring 2021 “Must See Mondays” lecture series hosted by ASU’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication.
COVID-19 may have forced Career Services to shift to a virtual internship mode last spring, but the new format has opened more possibilities for students to connect with employers across the country.
Retired Assistant Dean B. William Silcock Establishes Scholarship to Give Students Global Experience
Silcock and his wife, Angela, have established the Angela and Bill Silcock Global Experience Fund for students interested in international learning experiences.
Arizona PBS has been selected as one of eight winners of the Greater Phoenix Chamber IMPACT Awards – the first time in the station’s history – capturing the top prize in the Arizona Advocate/Small-Medium Business category.
Arizona PBS among 20 Stations Selected to Expand Early Childhood Efforts.
Sun Devil Giving Day is an important celebration in the ASU community, focused on gifts that have a year-long impact.
The project is a collective action that aims to ensure equal gender representation in sourcing for media with 50% of sources men and the other 50% women.
The virtual networking series has now connected almost 30 alumni with Cronkite students and has drawn the attention of other ASU colleges looking to forge similar relationships.
Blaze Radio, ASU’s student-run radio station, took home numerous top awards at the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System (IBS) Media Awards on March 6.
The National Center on Disability and Journalism at Arizona State University is partnering with The New York Times to create a new fellowship program that will place an early-career journalist in The Times newsroom each year for the next two years to develop expertise and report on a range of disability issues.
Slađana Lučić's documentary, "Little Star Rising," profiles the first European in a hijab to train for the Ironman Triathlon.
Spring break may be canceled because of the pandemic but the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication has figured out a way for students to still take a fun break from the mid-semester stress.
Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporter Wesley Lowery joined the Cronkite School for its "Must See Mondays" lecture series on Feb. 22.
The bachelor of arts in Digital Media Literacy focuses on how to combat the spread of misinformation and disinformation through critical thinking, global awareness and ethical decision-making in the context of digital media.
The entrepreneurs advised students to find innovative ways to overcome obstacles while creating businesses and to remember that asking for help is a strength, not a weakness.
Cronkite News will host a virtual Audio Hackathon to give all Arizona State University students the opportunity to design an experience for smart devices.