May 10-12th, 2018 The mission of the conference is four-fold: To recognize that racial difference, racialized identities, and racism play a critical role in media production, distribution, and consumption. To highlight the prevailing rhetoric of post-racism, which combined with an…
Earlier this month, I had the unique opportunity to sit down and interview graduating UW Communication senior, Caleb Huffman. Upon first meeting Caleb, I admit that I felt a bit intimidated and a little taken aback that a student, just…
“The Use of Political Humor by Russian-speakers in Estonia and Latvia to Resist the Kremlin’s Propaganda” Thursday May 17, 4:30-6pm, CMU 104 Co-Organized by the UW Department of Communication and the Ellison Center for Russian, East European and Central Asia…
Robots as Legal Metaphors April 25, 2018 | 3:00 – 5:00 PM | CMU 126 This essay looks at the role robots play in the judicial imagination. The law and technology literature is replete with examples of how the metaphors…
In journalism, nothing changes, even as everything changes. “From a young age it was instilled in my family that you stand up for people,” says Katie Utehs, a UW Communication alumna, and current freelance reporter at KGO-TV, one of the…
The UW Communication Department is proud to announce that, once again, it is well represented in this year’s Husky 100. “Our students do amazing things, and we are fortunate to have faculty and alumni who consistently set the bar high,”…
The Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences (CASBS) at Stanford University recently announced its 2018-19 fellows class, of which UW Communication Assistant Professor, Benjamin Mako Hill, was named a member. “I’m deeply excited about the time and space…
