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The Lantern Exceeds $10K Fundraising Goal
The Lantern raised $10,724 in the inaugural Rivalry Week fundraising competition and journalistic partnership — the Rivalry Edition — with the Michigan Daily leading up to "The Game." Exceeding the…
Alumna Josie Rubio Passes
The School of Communication director, faculty, staff and students offer their condolences to alumna Josie Rubio’s friends and family. Josie died Dec. 3 after a six-year battle with Hodgkin…
Ross and Kline Win 'Top Overall Paper Award' from NCA
Associate professors Felecia Ross and Susan Kline won the "Top Overall Paper Award" in the African American Communication and Culture Division of the National Communication Association for their…
The PRactice Gains Publicity for Boxer Buster Douglas
The PRactice student-run PR firm has been garnering publicity for retired boxer Buster Douglas leading up to February 11, 2020, which marks the 30th anniversary of Buster Douglas’ victory over Mike…
Jay Smith Receives Staff Excellence Award
Jay Smith, systems manager for the School of Communication, received the Arts and Sciences Staff Excellence Award for October. Smith provides IT support, fixes computer issues and supports research…
Lynch, Hu, Burgett Featured in Canadian Documentary
Assistant professor Teresa Lynch, doctoral student Xiaodan Hu and undergraduate student Alexis Burgett were recently featured in a documentary titled "Be Afraid: The Science of…
Ukrainians Divided Over Trump's 'Quid Pro Quo' by Nisbet and Kamenchuk
Erik Nisbet, associate professor, and Olga Kamenchuk, associate professor of clinical communication, asked 2,000 Ukrainians about their thoughts on the impeachment controversy. Their…
The Lantern Wins National Award from Student Press Law Center
Congratulations to The Lantern for receiving a national award from the Student Press Law Center for journalistic integrity and commitment to the First Amendment. The Lantern was…
Wang on Adolescent Multimedia Multitasking
Researcher and professor Zheng Wang co-authored a study that found adolescents who participate in more media multitasking are more likely to experience both positive and negative…