School of Communication alum Blake Bloodworth returned to Colene Hoose Elementary to paint a mural and talk to a class of fourth graders.
Alum fuels passion for art by returning to where it all started
Unit: Communication
Covering the eclipse: TV-10 reporter earns student Emmy for solar eclipse story
Maggee Bleyer, a senior journalism major, captured the April 8 eclipse in a roughly 2-minute package for TV-10. While the event she covered was extraordinary, it was Bleyer’s work behind the camera that truly stood out.
A Day in the life: TV-10 provides students broadcast experience
TV-10 offers students experiences to prepare them for careers in broadcasting and beyond.
Alum teams with college basketball legend Dick Vitale and his ‘young heroes’ to take on pediatric cancer with new book
Scott Gleeson ’11 and basketball icon Dick Vitale co-authored a book about cancer survivors. All proceeds benefit cancer research.
India 42: A Peace Corps Story playing at Normal Theater on November 11 at 7 p.m.
The new documentary film created by School of Communication Professor, Brent Simonds entitled India 42: A Peace Corps Story gives viewers a unique, on-the ground experience as to what accomplishing these goals looked like for a group of early Peace Corps Volunteers who served in India during the late 1960s.
International Seminar Series on global perspectives: Democracy and elections around the world
The last event for the fall 2024 International Seminar Series will take place on Wednesday, November 13, 2024.
A day to celebrate: Campus takes part in National First-Generation College Celebration Day
A social impact panel, including first-generation alum Marnika Morton ’23, will share success stories and advice for current students during Illinois State University’s sixth annual National First-Generation College Celebration Day November 8.
Professor authors acclaimed film script on the ‘Teacher’s Regiment’ veterans of Illinois State
Dr. John McHale of the School of Communications recently authored an acclaimed feature film script, Blood Brothers, based on the one-of-a-kind story of the 33rd Illinois Infantry.
Communication Professors Blaney and Hunt study Cubs’ image repair
Dr. Joseph Blaney and Dr. Stephen Hunt, faculty members in the School of Communication, have published a chapter in an edited volume about use of media in crisis communication that addresses image problems faced by the Chicago Cubs following their infamous roster sell-off in 2021.
Prison to purpose: Alan Beaman shares his experience to educate, raise awareness of wrongful convictions in campus talk
Alan Beaman, who spent over 13 years imprisoned before his wrongful conviction was overturned, visited campus to take part in “Wrongful Conviction: A Conversation with Alan Beaman and his Attorney” at Braden Auditorium.
