A WSU broadcast journalism alumnus is currently covering the current conflict between Israel and Hamas in Gaza as a freelance journalist.  Zach Anders, 26, said Hamas is a terrorist army held up inside...

The Edward R. Murrow College of Communications appointed Jody Brannon as the program manager for the new Murrow News Fellowship focused on civic issues. Brannon previously served with the Center for...

The Murrow College of Communications is continuing to offer its religion reporting project this semester. The project is led by Murrow professor Tracy Simmons with the focus on taking students on tours...

Editor's Note:  It was announced on July 24 that Twitter will be rebranding to "X". For simiplicity, we will continue to refer to it as Twitter throughout the article In light of the changes made to...

Editor's note: All of the panelists are part of the Daily Evergreen staff, however, the majority of students part of the Religion Reporting Project are not. Four Edward R. Murrow College of Communication...

A trip to Kenya was something Damien Alvarado did not expect, and yet it had a profound impact on his worldview and skills as a journalist. Alvarado, senior broadcast news major, and three other WSU...

Over spring break, we traveled to Arizona as part of a group of six Murrow students under the guidance of professor Wendy Raney to cover major league baseball's spring training. We received media credentials...

A group of Murrow students spent the first half of their spring break in New York City visiting some of the top public relations and news organizations in the country, connecting with Murrow alum and seeing...

When Ann Curry was 12 years old, she asked her dad what she should be when she grew up — and received an unexpected reply.  “Well, Ann, whatever you do, do something that is of some service to...