Jeff Pooley, Professor of Media & Communication, interviewed USC's Larry Gross for the Architects of Communication Scholarship podcast series, sponsored by the International Communication Association. Link in bio to read more and listen!

Are you worried about what has been happening at the Morning Call or are you reading this and thinking, is there something happening at the Morning Call? Either way please join us for an event where we will examine the impact of Alden Global Capital's purchase of city newspapers.

Don't miss out, tomorrow Saturday, September 10th, 5-7pm in the Walson TV Studio! Learn how to use the Blackmagic cameras with a student-led workshop from the Muhlenberg Film Association!

Paul McEwan, Professor of Media and Communication was named a recipients of The Daniel J. and Carol Shiner Wilson Grant for the Completion of Scholarly Projects. Link in bio to read more!

Professor of Media and Communication, Jeff Pooley, was a guest on an Oktopost Podcast, entitled "The Key to Finding Balance between Authenticity & Performance on Social Media" Dr. Pooley takes the hot seat to unravel this dilemma, or perhaps opportunity. Link in bio to listen!

On Thursday, Sept. 15, Media and Communication Lecturer Sara Vigneri hosted an event sponsored by The Muhlenberg Weekly and the Media and Communication department called “Say Yes to a Free Press.” Read more with the articles linked in our bio! Photos by Joe Romano '23

In the July 12 episode of 2400 Chew, Muhlenberg checks in with Cynthia Silva '19, an associate producer at NBC News Now. Listen with the link in our bio!

Professor of Media & Communication Paul McEwan was a featured guest in NPR's article, "British pop music has a fraught relationship with Queen Elizabeth" discussing the rise and fall and rise again of anti-monarchy songs in British pop. Link in bio to read!

Alexandra Caban-Echevarria '23, a double-major in media & communication and English, was accepted to the ProPublica Emerging Reporters program. Alex is one of eight students in this year’s cohort. Link in our bio to read more!

Rachel Hamelers and Susan Falciani Maldonado, Trexler Library coauthored "LGBTQ Community Archives in Small Urban Centers: Reflections on Community and University Partnerships..." in the European Journal of American Studies. Link in bio to read!

Save the date! Want to learn how to search for internships and how they count for academic credit? Join the internship information session hosted by Ryan Smolko from the Career Center and Dr. Susan Kahlenberg, Media and Communication Professor on Wednesday, October, 26th 7-8 pm!

Tonight (10/24), interested in studying abroad in Dublin?! There's an information session tonight 6-7pm in Seegers rooms 108-109!

First Peak Film Festival is the department's first film festival in over a decade! Submissions for students are open until Monday, 11/7 at 11:59pm. The event is open to the public and free if reservations are made prior to November 18. Submit, RSVP, and learn more in our bio!

Jeff Pooley, Professor of Media and Communication, is founding co-editor of a new journal, History of Social Science, published by the University of Pennsylvania Press on behalf of the Society for the History of Recent Social Science. Read more with the link in our bio!

Haley Hnatuk '20, a media & communication major, talks data privacy, documentaries and her role at Fastmail. 'Berg Alumni Berg MediaCom bit.ly/3CIDNzR

Check out our Media & Communication and Film Studies Fall 2022 Newsletter! - mailchi.mp/7d9674141570/m…

Applications are open for the 2023 Summer MC Department Internship Tuition Scholarship! Use the link in our bio to learn about eligibility requirements students are responsible for securing an internship by the registration deadline in early June.

The Advanced Video Production class is holding an open casting call for their upcoming CUE projects! There are 3 films in total, you can schedule an audition and read more about each film with the link in our bio. Auditions will take place this Saturday, March 4th from 12-6pm.

Right now our students abroad in Dublin are enjoying their week-long trip around Ireland. Here they are pictured at the Cliffs of Moher and in Waterford!

The Sue Curry Jansen Honors Lecture will be today, Monday, March 6 by Dr. Danielle J. Lindemann, Associate Professor of Sociology at Lehigh University. Dr. Lindemann will be discussing her recent book True Story: What Reality TV Says About Us at 7:00 pm in Seegers Great Room.