The College of Communication and the Arts is a premier choice for students seeking a high quality, interdisciplinary communication and arts degree that is based on a sound liberal arts education, embraces today's digital culture, and empowers students to lead, create, and communicate with responsibility, passion and excellence.
Barrett Sports Media recaps the recent Sports Media Speaker Series panel discussion, "The Gruden Effect: Examining The Larger Issues." Hosted by Professional-in-Residence B.J. Schecter and former ESPN journalist Bob Ley '76, sports media experts discussed the ramifications of the offensive emails from Las Vegas Raiders coach Jon Gruden that were released to the public.
Matthew Pressman has been selected among an international Who’s Who of journalism and media influencers for his 2022 predictions around journalism grappling with a social class problem.
On November 12, the ICR made history with "Catholics and Latter-day Saints: A Dialogue." This panel featured six guest speakers and was the first of its kind at Seton Hall.
The session will be presented by Professor Greg Stevens, Program Director and Brittany Scoles, CASE Director, and offer attendees a brief overview of the program, including foundation courses, areas of study, and experiential learning opportunities.
SHU Senior Val Petrarca Celebrates Historic 100th Interview at WSOU.
The session will be presented by Dr. Ruth Tsuria, Asst. Professor of Communication and Ms. Brittany Scoles, CASE Director and offer attendees a brief overview of the program, including the areas of study Digital Communication and Communication Technologies, Communication in Organizations and Public Relations.
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