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The industry needs to play a long game to re-engage readers as political and business model challenges mount.
Recent strategic communication graduates claimed every award in the student category this fall.
An expert discusses a growing threat facing the news media following Disney’s settlement with the president-elect’s legal team.
Henley Beisert thought she’d be a physical therapist, possibly for athletes. At CMCI, she found her real passion was creating content for them.
A Chicago Tribune reporter investigated how traffic accidents involving pedestrians and cyclists rarely lead to charges, despite the deep impact on families.
A CMCI thought leader has documented the history of public media—an important lesson in understanding how broadcasting works and could be improved amid partisanship.
The New York Times bestselling author will offer insights into how to navigate amid political division and global instability.
A CMCI expert’s book has won a trio of awards for its attempt to change how we think about, and tell the story of, plastics pollution.
The college’s annual involvement fair is a showcase of clubs and extracurricular opportunities—and fresh popcorn.