Recent PhD graduate Erica Basu examined data and privacy policymaking in India to understand how government and civil society use communication platforms to inform and influence public opinion on internet governance issues.
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SOC student Ana Lezama and friends started the humanitarian movement Operación Frijol in Honduras to fight hunger during the Covid-19 crisis.
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During Covid-19 social distancing, School of Communications scholars continue working and collaborating with colleagues at other institutions and around the world.
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After study abroad students were directed to return, President Burwell announced all students would transition to online classes for the remainder of the semester. Students are now completing the rest of their schoolwork on digital platforms.
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April Reign pulled up a series of images—a barrage of press coverage, glitzy headshots, and an iconic gold statuette—before settling comfortably on a couch at the School of Communication’s Doyle-Forman Theater to discuss #OscarsSoWhite.
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The award, launched last year, is given to an undergraduate or graduate student in journalism at SOC who shows promise in the field of investigative journalism. The funding comes equally from the WHCA and AU.
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The public relations professional and SOC graduate has worked with top leaders to  support programs that transform lives around the world. 
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As United Airlines’ Managing Director of Communications, Frank Benenati has been on the front lines of the effort since the Covid-19 outbreak began.
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Coskuntuncel’s research challenges the narrative that digital communication technologies favor free speech and democratic processes. He offers a new framework for understanding how non-democratic actors use “control points” to censor the flow of info.
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In today’s digital age, students and industry professionals alike are constantly wondering what the future of investigative broadcast journalism will look like.
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