Professor Hye Seung Chung's interview with NPR's The World went live this week! Check out the interview and more here of her contributions here: communicationstudies.colostate.edu/2023/08/chung-….

Happy first day of the fall semester, Rams! Whether you're new to CSU, new to Communication Studies, or just newly returned from summer break, we're so excited to be on campus with you this fall 💚💛

You're invited! Join our CSU CPD and CSUPoliSciDept on Friday for a great conversation about political communication & polarization plus FREE LUNCH! RSVP here: forms.office.com/pages/response…

This year is Colorado State University’s Thematic Year of Democracy. Gear up for events and activities that foster conversation about civic engagement and strengthen the building blocks of democracy in our community and beyond. Check out the upcoming events at thematicyear.colostate.edu

If you were unable to attend the Polarization and Depolarization event last Friday, the recording can be found on the CSU Political Science YouTube channel: youtube.com/watch?v=5R7QjZ…

A welcome to CSU AND publication props are in order for Assistant Professor Natalie Pennington!🎉 Former advisee Josh Barney and her article in Telematics and Informatics Reports explores esports fan identity and behavior: communicationstudies.colostate.edu/2023/08/an-exp…

In the latest issue of Intercultural Communication Research, Associate Professor Khrebtan-Hörhager and 2023 M.A. graduate Emily Dosch write about the function of visual and material rhetoric Denver Art Museum's La Malinche exhibit: communicationstudies.colostate.edu/2023/09/nosotr…

All members of our comm studies community are invited to our Fall 2023 Gravlee Lecture on Monday 9/18! Join us to hear Mohan J Dutta give his talk, "Decolonization as Organizing Radical Democracies."⁠ ⁠ See communicationstudies.colostate.edu/events/fall-20… for more info.

Welcome back, Rams! We're thrilled to have you back on campus for the spring semester. Bundle up out there and stay warm as you head to class. The new year is full of possibility - make it count!

Check out Associate Professor Julia Khrebtan-Hörhager’s new article on how Russia uses propaganda and cultural Othering to frame Ukraine and the West as enemies, justifying invasion in a powerful analysis of language as a weapon. col.st/YPVzu

Save the date! We're hosting our first Communication Studies Week Feb 12-15. Join us to connect, gain career advice, discuss communication issues & more. Majors & interested students - don't miss this exciting event with networking, professional development & engaging dialogue!

Come to Murcia, Spain this summer 2024 with CSU to critically examine communication and social support research within an intercultural context. May 23-June 15. Apply by 2/15! col.st/839TS

Get excited for Communication Studies Week! 🎉 You won't want to miss the incredible line-up of can't-miss events we have planned. From guest speakers to showcasing our outstanding students, get ready to explore the power of communication.

Join @actfilmfest Feb 1 at 6 p.m. for a screening of RICHLAND at The Lyric, followed by a Q&A with director Irene Lusztig. RICHLAND is a haunting portrait of a nuclear company town reflecting on its divisive past. English captions. Get tickets: col.st/ltm5Z

Spend your summer immersed in Rome's iconic sites & culture while earning course credit! This program analyzes cinematic history, builds communication skills & develops global competency. Includes visits to the Colosseum, Vatican, & more! Apply by March 1: col.st/AjRDj

Amplifying diverse voices, @CSUCPDC fosters civil engagement on complex issues through inclusive spaces for constructive discourse. Read more about the CPD in the new edition of the CSU College of Liberal Arts magazine: col.st/sFjPk

Join us during Comm Studies Week for two alumni panels on Feb 13, 9:30-10:45am & 12:30-1:45pm in LSC room 372-374. Esteemed alumni will share career journeys, lessons learned & advice for success. All students welcome! Learn more: col.st/g7st5

Enjoy a FREE pizza lunch while you check out student research posters, films, and creative projects showcasing diverse accomplishments. Whether you want to connect with peers, find inspiration for your own studies, or gain appreciation for communication, everyone is welcome!

Join us for the Comm Studies Week keynote on February 15. We'll open with speeches from student speech winners, then Professor Bradford Vivian will give his keynote addressing university misinformation. To conclude, CSU CPD will host a discussion on upholding campus truth.

Big thanks to our comm studies alumni for participating in last week's panels! We appreciate you providing invaluable advice, real-world knowledge & guidance to students. Missed it? Check out the recordings here: col.st/DTim0