Breaking news! From Murrow student to one of the nation’s leading journalists — Ana Cabrera will be honored with the Edward R. Murrow Lifetime Achievement Award at the 50th Murrow Symposium. Join us April 6–8, 2026. Register now and learn more at https://symposium.murrow.wsu.edu WSU Pullman

🎓Congrats, Murrow grads! You’re ready to lead, inspire, and tell stories that matter! #CougGrad #MurrowGrad #MurrowProud

On Native American Heritage Day, we reflect on the Morrill Act—the foundation of land-grant universities like WSU—and its impact on Native lands. Edward R. Murrow’s legacy reminds us that education carries responsibility: to acknowledge history and amplify voices.

✨ Happy Thanksgiving! ✨ We’re so thankful for our bright and engaging community—you make everything we do possible. Wishing you a day filled with gratitude, joy, and plenty of pumpkin pie! 🍂🥧

Join our team as an Academic Coordinator/Advisor I and make a difference in student success. ✅ Position: Academic Coordinator/Advisor I 📍 Location: Pullman, WA 🗓 Application Deadline: December 2, 2025 👉 Apply now: https://ow.ly/ANt450Xx388

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Murrow College and the College of Veterinary Medicine have partnered for the Diagnostic Challenge, an initiative that aims to equip students with the skills to effectively communicate about infectious disease outbreaks and make veterinary science more accessible to the public.

In memory of Pat Caraher ('66 Comm) (Oct. 14, 1938 - Mar. 11, 2025), this reflective piece honors the demanding yet inspiring journalism professors at WSU who shaped his path as a writer, reporter, and storyteller. murrow.wsu.edu/news/2025/09... @wastatemagazine.bsky.social

Murrow Research Featured in Brazilian Media! A recent study by Murrow researchers Dr. Stacey Hust & Dr. Jessica Willoughby on cannabis packaging was featured in the Brazilian media outlet Breeza. The article highlights their important findings & makes connections to other related published reports

Are you a recent Murrow graduate thinking about earning your MA? Explore our accelerated master’s program, you may already have completed coursework that counts toward your advanced degree! Apply by August 11! Classes begin August 18. More information: murrow.wsu.edu/accelerated-...

A new study by Murrow College researchers Opeyemi Victoria Johnson & Stacey J.T. Hust reveals key gaps in children's books about consent education. While many titles promote bodily autonomy and boundary-setting, they often miss crucial elements like trusted adults and clear anatomical language.

New study by Murrow PhD grad Hae Yeon Seo finds young men with passive news habits are more likely to believe health misinformation—especially about THC, psychedelics, and prescription drugs. The findings highlight the need for stronger media literacy. murrow.wsu.edu/news/2025/07...

Murrow faculty Bimbisar Irom & Porismita Borah recently visited the American University of Armenia (AUA) to share insights on media tech and crisis coverage. Their visit supports a new master’s program and a Center for Excellence in Journalism at AUA as part of a U.S. State Department grant.

In these special episodes of 48 Hours, WSU’s own Matt Loveless, Assistant Professor at the Murrow College of Communication, shares his unique perspective on the Bryan Kohberger case. Join 48 Hours correspondent Murrow alum, Peter Van Sant, to listen now. link.podtrac.com/j4bqrz1z

This week, Murrow hosted the 2025 WJEA Summer Workshop! High school students from across WA came together to explore the world of journalism, sharpening their skills in reporting, editing, photography & design. We’re honored to play a role in inspiring the next gen of journalists! @wjea.bsky.social

We’re excited to share that Murrow College’s online programs have been recognized as top-rated by OnlineU! This achievement reflects the dedication of our outstanding faculty and the success of our incredible students. Interested in studying online? Learn more at online.murrow.wsu.edu

📚 Big news! Murrow College Professor Lawrence Pintak’s upcoming book "Lessons from the Mountaintop" is already making waves, reviewed by FĀVS News and featured in The Spokesman-Review before its official release. Read more: www.spokesman.com/stories/2025...

The countdown begins! Only 40 days until classes start. What are you most excited about for the upcoming semester? Share your thoughts and let's get ready together!

New WSU-led survey finds most LGBTQ+ Washingtonians feel safer thanks to state policies—but many still face mental health challenges, discrimination, and barriers to care. Led by Murrow College’s Traci Gillig. 🔗 news.wsu.edu/press-releas...

Most LGBTQ+ people said they have personally benefited from legal protections in Wash. state & believe the state’s supportive policy landscape has improved public attitudes toward the LGBTQ+ community, according to a new survey led by Murrow College Assistant Professor Traci Gillig. bit.ly/3TczB34

Murrow College's own Stacey Hust, Ph.D., associate dean of faculty affairs and college operations, and Jessica Willoughby, Ph.D., associate professor, have released their study examining how teens perceive cannabis edible labels & packaging. murrow.wsu.edu/news/2025/06...

Congrats to Murrow College’s Pawel Popiel on co-editing Platforms, Power and Friction—a new book exploring how global tech platforms adapt to local cultures, labor, and policy. Read the first chapters: taylorfrancis.com/books/edit/1...

We’re proud to share that Sara Stout, Assistant Dean of Student Affairs at Murrow College, was recently quoted in Success magazine! 🌟 www.success.com/college-degr...

Rob Phillips, a Murrow alum, has had a successful career in writing and advertising. He has published numerous articles and books, including a popular mystery series, and worked for over 40 years in advertising before retiring in 2021 to focus on writing novels. ‪@wastatemagazine.bsky.social‬

We are incredibly proud to celebrate the outstanding achievements of our Edward R. Murrow College of Communication students who were honored at the 2025 NATAS Northwest Student Production Awards! Your creativity, dedication, and journalistic excellence have earned you well-deserved recognition.

Yoon-Joo Lee, associate professor and assistant chair in Murrow College’s Department of Strategic Communication, is working on a Honda USA Foundation-funded project focused on promoting safe driving among Latino and Hispanic teenagers. Read more: murrow.wsu.edu/news/2025/06...

🎓 Fast-track your future with Murrow College! Earn both your Bachelor’s and Master’s in less time through our Accelerated Program. Take MA-credit courses as an undergrad and finish your graduate degree 100% online — at your pace, from anywhere. More info: murrow.wsu.edu/accelerated-...

Murrow College assistant professors Jennifer Henrichsen and Pawel Popiel were recently featured in Poynter! Their article explores the current landscape of local journalism in Washington state, highlighting the challenges and opportunities facing the press.

Murrow College Assistant Professor Wei Peng has released a new study on why people don’t trust self-driving cars. His latest research digs into the emotional and psychological reasons behind the skepticism—building on earlier findings that simply knowing more about the tech doesn’t build trust.

Learn more about the research of Murrow Assistant Professor Jennifer Henrichsen in this article, where she discusses her current scholarly work and its broader implications. murrow.wsu.edu/news/2025/05...

Congratulations to Murrow associate professor Jessica Willoughby, Ph.D., on receiving the 2025 Krieghbaum Mid-Career Award from AEJMC! This honor recognizes her outstanding contributions to education, scholarly research, and community engagement. A well-deserved recognition! 🌟

Murrow alum Doug Thielen ('02 Comm.) was recently featured in the Summer 2025 edition of Washington State Magazine for his contributions to the popular sport of pickleball. Read more: murrow.wsu.edu/news/2025/05... #MurrowProud @wastatemagazine.bsky.social

We're Hiring! We are looking for a Program Assistant to support the Northwest Public Broadcasting Membership team. Apply here: wsu.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/WSU_Jo...

It’s April 25! Today is the perfect date because it’s not too hot, not too cold. All you need is a light jacket. 💐 #WSU #GoCougs

Happy 117th Birthday, Mr. Murrow! #MurrowCollege #WSU

🎉 Congratulations to Murrow College Assistant Professor Cara Hawkins-Jedlicka! She has been elected to the AEJMC Teaching Committee. Her dedication to excellence in education and her innovative approach to teaching will undoubtedly make a significant impact. @carabyrd.bsky.social

Washington's local news crisis isn't just about fewer headlines—it's about community well-being. A new Murrow report reveals the challenging environment facing local journalism in the state and the implications this has for civic life. murrow.wsu.edu/news/2025/04...

🎉 Congrats to Murrow Backpack Journalism student Brooke Bovencamp on her powerful story published by Northwest Public Broadcasting! 👏 Incredible work, Brooke! 🔗 www.nwpb.org/2025/04/15/a...

Congrats to Murrow Associate Professor Dr. Jessica Willoughby @jwilloughby.bsky.social on her recent feature in WSU Insider! Her latest research explores a powerful new approach to reduce social media’s impact on body image. Read more: murrow.wsu.edu/news/2025/04... #MurrowProud

Congratulations to Dr. Ryan Thomas, Associate Professor and Director of Graduate Studies at the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication, on his recent publication in Poynter! @ryanjthomas.bsky.social Read it here: www.poynter.org/ethics-trust...

A remarkable moment between two storytellers. Actor George Clooney, currently portraying Edward R. Murrow on Broadway in "Good Night, and Good Luck," meets with acclaimed journalist Harry Smith—this year’s recipient of the Edward R. Murrow Lifetime Achievement Award. #MurrowCollege #wsu

📢 Exciting news! Jennifer Henrichsen is WSU's first Andrew Carnegie Fellow! 🎉 She'll receive $200,000 to study how journalists can reduce political polarization and boost civic engagement. Read more: murrow.wsu.edu/news/2025/04... #MurrowCollege #CarnegieFellows

Today is the big day - #CougsGive is finally here! 🎉 Can't wait to see the new heights the #WSU community will reach today. Visit cougsgive.wsu.edu to make your donations, and remember, no matter how big or small, your contribution makes a difference! ❤️

College isn’t easy—but no one should have to navigate it alone. That’s why the Murrow Center for Student Success is important. From mentorship to career guidance, they’re there to support students every step of the way. Your #CougsGive donation helps make that possible. Give NOW: bit.ly/4jb2wjj

Congrats to our own Jennifer Henrichsen, a member of @carnegiecorp.bsky.social's 2025 class of #CarnegieFellows! This esteemed group of scholars is researching the causes of political polarization & seeking ways to strengthen social cohesion & fortify our democracy. www.carnegie.org/news/article...

Your network is your net worth & at Murrow College, we’re all about building both. From mentorship to industry connections, we give students the tools to thrive. When you give during #CougsGive, you’re helping us make those opportunities possible. Give during #CougsGive: bit.ly/4jb2wjj

🎬After years in various jobs, Reno Probert is pursuing his dream of creating meaningful media through Broadcast Production. As a full-time dad & student, he’s learning documentary & TV production. Help Murrow Cougs like Reno find their voice. 🔗 Give during #CougsGive: cougsgive.wsu.edu/murrowcollege

Ulysses Mendoza's journey to Murrow was challenging but uniquely his own. As a Broadcast Production major, Ulysses is inspired by YouTube & driven to create meaningful content. Thanks to Murrow Scholarships, he's staying in Pullman & dreaming big. 🔗 cougsgive.wsu.edu/murrowcollege

Murrow Mentors connect students to professionals. 🎥✨ Hear from Rick Boyce about how Murrow Mentors are shaping future communicators! 👉 Join us for CougsGive on April 16th & support programs like Murrow Mentors.🔗: cougsgive.wsu.edu/murrowcollege #CougsGive @ashleygardipe.bsky.social

It’s a big day for Murrow’s Backpack Journalism (BPJ) program! Another article has been published—this time by The Spokesman-Review! The piece was co-written by BPJ team members Lauren Rendahl and Brooke Bovenkamp. Congratulations to the team on this exciting achievement! Read here: bit.ly/42FkDIh