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🍩 Thanks to everyone who joined us for Donuts with the Dean!
Students had the opportunity to meet Dean Judith Rosenbaum-Andre and enjoy some treats. We're grateful for the conversations and look forward to seeing you at the next one.
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Struggling to get through a study session?
The JMC Student Success Series kicks off tomorrow with a Study Skills Workshop. Come to Clarkson Gallery to learn how to up your study game using scientifically proven methods. No registration required!
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As Mario closes in on finishing his degree, the legendary Jayhawk was kind enough to drop by my Play-by-Play class at @KUJournalism. Mario helped critique the students as they called “Mario’s Miracle” in front of the legend himself. Now THAT’s pressure!
Just like Mario, our students delivered in the clutch - including @Trev_b27, who Mario tabbed the best. Thanks, Rio and congrats on getting that degree! 🙌🎓 Rock Chalk!
Patrick Giroux, an art director and DIMC alum, shares how the program gave him a deeper understanding of how marketers think, making him a better collaborator and designer.
Strategic thinking applies across roles. Ready to level up? ⬇️
As a fourth-generation Kansan, I am especially thrilled to receive the William Allen White national citation for journalism. He was a lodestar for journalism in his time, and ours. Thank you, @KUJournalism and @UnivOfKansas.
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Congratulations to Susan Page, who will receive the 2026 William Allen White National Citation. Page, Washington Bureau chief of USA TODAY and best-selling author, will accept the award on Thursday, April 9, in the Kansas Union to celebrate William Allen White Day.
Rural America is facing a local news crisis. Hundreds of counties lack reliable coverage, and your reporting can make a real impact in the communities that need it most.
It’s Thanksgiving week. I’m thankful for @KUJournalism student Ryn Drummond, a rock star producing the Cheers to Careers podcast. She’s played a big role in episodes 74 through 107. She’s ready to start her post-KU career in Knoxville in January.
The Ph.D. Program at the KU School of Journalism and Mass Communications offers multiple opportunities to engage with communities and conduct impactful research. One such outlet is the Center for Digital Inclusion.
Thank you to the University of Kansas Director of Athletics and JMC School alumnus, Travis Goff, for visiting JMC 330 last week.
Goff discussed the current state of college athletics, NIL, revenue sharing, KU Football's 2026 London game, and much more in a wide-ranging Q&A.
@KUJournalism had a great time celebrating the accomplishments of Dean Ann Brill, who has retired after 21 years at KU, on Tuesday at Stauffer-Flint Hall. Fortunate to work with her for the last 10 years in career and outreach.
Our Ph.D. students are teaming up with faculty in research groups that explore bold ideas, push boundaries, and make a real impact. Learn more at https://t.co/n0DDSvqC72
Thrilled for a day at the mothership that is @KUJournalism, meeting & coaching promising students. Glad to work alongside @JeffHerndonTV. So appreciative of the way @Rhaus90 and team support the dreams of Jayhawks! I’m a proud @kualumni.
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