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Part of the IGI Series on Global Responsibilities, the Russian, East European, and Eurasian Center welcomed alumnus and war correspondent Terrell Jermaine Starr for a Q&A session on Tuesday,…

Join School of Chemical Sciences alumni to hear about their career paths in Science Communication

Imara Jones, whose work has won Emmy and Peabody Awards, is the creator of TransLash Media, a cross-platform journalism, personal storytelling and narrative project, which produces content to shift…

Abstract: Lidia Grafova talks about Russian migration after the collapse of the Soviet Union, her work helping migrants, and answers questions from the audience about these topics. Title: Migration…

Abstract: Jeff Unger discusses how the Illinois News Bureau can help people access the media, what the news bureau needs from the public, and what makes for a successful media pitch. Title: Help is…

Abstract: A panel of expert reporters discusses what determines the news value of a story, what news media look for in an expert source, and the differences between long form and spot news. Title:…

Abstract: Jeff Unger discusses how the Illinois News Bureau can help people access the media, what the news bureau needs from the public, and what makes for a successful media pitch. Title: Help is…

Abstract: A panel of expert reporters discusses what determines the news value of a story, what news media look for in an expert source, and the differences between long form and spot news. Title:…

This visiting scholar talk is presented by Professor Penelope Muse Abernathy, Knight Chair of Journalism and Digital Media Economics at the University of North Carolina School of Media and…

Who Said Journalism is Dead?: Using traditional journalism approaches to translate research into a consumable format and disseminate on social media Taking an “old school” journalism…

Journalism Student James Boyd talks about his time in the College of Media.

Arriving at UI shortly before the war, Millicent Lane recalls the outpouring of emotion by fellow students following Pearl Harbor. Lane was a part of the collective of women who edited the Daily…

Loren Tate played basketball for Illinois as a college student. Later, Loren was a lifelong sports journalist with the News-Gazette. Loren discusses his memories and impressions of the University,…

Kathryn Hansen graduated in 1934. She attended the U of I on scholarship and studied Journalism, English, and History. She was inducted into several honor societies, and she joined the Alpha Delta…

An Introduction to the Department of Journalism in the College of Media at the University of Illinois

The University of Illinois’ Department of Journalism in the College of Media presented the 2012 Illinois Prize for Lifetime Achievement in Journalism to Nina Totenberg, legal affairs…

The University of Illinois’ Department of Journalism and the College of Media presented the 2014 Illinois Prize for Lifetime Achievement in Journalism to Roger Ebert, Film Critic and…

The University of Illinois’ Department of Journalism in the College of Media presented the 2009 Illinois Prize for Lifetime Achievement in Journalism to Seymour M. Hersh, investigative…

The University of Illinois’ Department of Journalism in the College of Media presented the Illinois Prize for Lifetime Achievement in Journalism to Benjamin C. Bradlee of The Washington Post,…

This edition of UI-7 News aired live from the Richmond Studio at the University of Illinois on December 6, 2011. UI-7 News is a production of the Department of Journalism in the College of Media on…

The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign’s Department of Journalism in the College of Media presented the Illinois Prize for Lifetime Achievement in Journalism to Mike Wallace,…