Faculty news
Work produced by students at The Cronkite School took top honors at the 2025 Broadcast Education Association’s (BEA) Festival of Media Arts competition.
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Celeste Sepessy was recognized for her commitment and contributions to the field.
Alice Driver's book reveals the disturbing working conditions in a meatpacking plant through the stories of its workers.
As the election intensifies, Cronkite associate professor Asheley Landrum partnered with CNN to explore the impact of political polarization on kids.
Cronkite professor Nonny de la Peña co-authored a report highlighting the important roles Latinos play in the growth of artificial intelligence.
The Cronkite School welcomes three dynamic new strategic communication professors whose expertise varies from misinformation to entrepreneurship to health communication
Roddy Nikpour was recognized as one of Current’s Rising Stars in public media.
Cronkite School instructor Crystal Alvarez is using AI technology to teach core digital marketing concepts.
Sada Reed will work at Aarhus University in Denmark, teaching and conducting research during the 2024-25 academic year to fulfill her Fulbright opportunity.
The Cronkite School has named Chelsea Reynolds as the inaugural director of the newly established Center for Culture and Inclusion in Media.
Dr. Hazel Kwon, a distinguished scholar in the field of digital media, has been promoted to the rank of full professor.
The Cronkite School convocation celebrated the achievements of nearly 370 graduates.
Cronkite School professor Angela M. Hill was part of a team that won a Pulitzer Prize for the Washington Post investigative series “American Icon.”
Retha Hill is an award-winning journalist, entrepreneur and professor at the Cronkite School.
Renowned documentary filmmaker Marcos Colón will join the Cronkite School as the school’s Southwest Borderlands Initiative Professor of Media and Indigenous Communities
Cronkite School alum and faculty associate Al Macias will be honored for his five decades in journalism.
Angela M. Hill, a multi award-winning investigative journalist and producer, has been named the new Ida B. Wells Professor in Journalism at the Cronkite School.
Mark Greenblatt’s lecture, “Disrupting Emerging Hate and Violence in 2024,” will take place from noon to 1:30 p.m in the Cronkite School’s First Amendment Forum.