Starting in September, the Boston University College of Communication will be switching to a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policy, which will involve getting rid of most of the computer labs in COM.
Boston University’s College of Communication partnered with Ketchum, a public relations agency, to develop a scholarship program that will award one undergraduate African-American public relations...
Up and down Commonwealth Avenue, new buildings and bridges have been popping up. The newest project? A room dedicated to social media in Boston University's College of Communication.
The Zimmerman...
Tiye Barnes, a graduate of South Carolina’s Claflin University, just joined BU’s student body as the first recipient of a scholarship offered by BU’s College of Communication as part of an effort...
The new studio for Boston University’s student-run radio station WTBU is set to open early this coming semester after the radio station's studio sustained considerable damages from a fire last...
Robert Brown
Brown is the president of Boston University, and he is responsible for making important decisions for the school. He is a member of the university's Board of Trustees, which is a group...
Professors at the College of Communication found fliers that were slipped under their doors on Monday morning, accusing the college’s Dean Thomas Fiedler of several misconducts.
The fliers read...
President Donald Trump’s apparent disdain for “phony lowlifes” and “dishonest reporters” was projected in a brief video to a group of Boston University students at the College of Communication...
A social media newsroom is under construction in Room 106 in Boston University’s College of Communication. It’s expected to be ready for testing in early March, COM Dean Thomas Fiedler said.
The...
The post-election trend of posting sticky notes on walls has stuck on the Boston University College of Communication. Students and faculty have contributed to the “Wall of COMmunity” and posted...
As the 2016 presidential election is stepping into countdown mode, many Boston University students may soon cast out their first vote ever. Yet one can’t help but wonder — will what professors...
Nothing matches the unexplainable joy one gets from flipping through the pages of a newspaper. It’s something about the smell of ink and the satisfying sound the pages make as they’re turned — it...
