It was easy to see that inclusive excellence is baked into coursework, community, and research at American University School of Communication (AU SOC) this past week.
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Roughly 50% of the student films that were created in the class have been accepted into multiple film festivals and conferences.
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The award includes $5,000 shared by SOC and the WHCA, invitations to an April 29 awards luncheon and the prestigious April 30 WHCA awards dinner, and a mentorship with a member of the White House press corps.
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A team of award-winning investigative journalists digs up never-before-seen evidence that indicates Stewart accelerated his car and fishtailed it toward a defenseless man.
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Weiss doesn’t want cost to stand in the way of any student accessing the same  opportunities from which she has been able to benefit.
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Jeffrey Madison is on a mission to tell stories through the lens of the climate crisis through his current Humanities Truck Fellowship project. The project is titled “Climatize: How D.C. Riverfront Neighborhoods Are Left To Their Own Devices.”
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Based on its successful track record and visionary leadership in research and creative media at the intersection of entertainment and social justice, this grant is CMSI's largest from the foundation.
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Kogod professors Ron Hill and Benjamin Wright, and SOC professor Jason Mollica, answer questions about the Olympics and the pitfalls surrounding networks, corporations, and athletes.
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The new fellowship program will embed a full-time graduate student alongside ESPN’s journalists.
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SOC and Journal-isms Inc. are partnering
to buttress their shared view of the critical role of inclusion in journalism.
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