Communication
Marquette well represented among Milwaukee Business Journal Power Players
The list spotlights individuals who are getting things done in southeast Wisconsin.
What does it mean to communicate ethically?
In a world of disinformation, the College of Communication doubles down on discernment, morality
Diederich College of Communication collaborates with Foley Foundation on ‘Safety Guide for Student Newsrooms’
The guide offers tips on creating a safe and inclusive newsroom, staying safe on social media, field reporting safety, and establishing best practices for navigating legal issues.
Seeing yourself on screen: A Q&A with Dinesh Sabu, professor and filmmaker
Dinesh Sabu is a digital media professor at Marquette and an independent filmmaker.
Marquette University Wade Scholars expand community partnership with Visit Milwaukee internship
The new pairing provides a communication internship opportunity for Wade Scholars that goes beyond campus.
College of Communication offering student transportation to Wisconsin Herd Career in Sports Day
The college is taking students to Wisconsin Herd Career in Sports Day on Friday, Feb. 20 in Oshkosh, Wis.
Johnston Hall to reopen partially Thursday, Feb. 5, and fully on Monday, Feb. 9
Faculty, students and staff will be allowed into Johnston Hall from the basement through the second floor on Thursday, Feb. 5.
Johnston Hall closed this week due to water damage
Johnston Hall will be closed to faculty, staff and students for at least the next week due to water damage that was identified over the weekend. A date for the building’s reopening has not been determined at this time. All classes that were located in Johnston Hall will be taught virtually for at least this week. The Office of the Provost and The Registrar and have…
Communication studies professor imbues anthem with unspoken meaning
Communication Studies professor Tracey Sturgal serves as an ASL interpreter for the national anthem at men’s basketball games.
Possibility, Peril, and Uncertainty: Emerging Understandings and Research on Young People’s Thinking About AI, Feb. 6
The presentation will draw on recent research examining how young people use and think about artificial intelligence, including how they reason through its possibilities, risks and uncertainties.