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Memes on their own are good entertainment. Studying them as a collection, and seeing some of the themes they share, is no laughing matter, a PhD student says.

A new book from a journalism expert examines the news media’s role in identity and belonging in a volatile moment of American history.

The histories of how media technologies have been introduced in U.S. prisons offer clues as to the government’s dramatic rise in spending on the carceral system.

As more touring productions rely on video and visual elements, patrons who have low sight or are blind rely on Lori Ferguson Furth to describe the action onstage as it happens.

Sandra Ristovska’s research into video evidence and deepfakes is getting further refined during a prestigious fellowship at Stanford.

Mining companies are positioning themselves as heroes in the transition to sustainability. A coloring book illustrated by a CMDI professor is throwing shade on the idea.

The $9 billion rescission package is going to hurt local stations, but journalists and managers working in public broadcasting aren’t going away without a fight.

Creativity is the through line uniting each of the college’s majors, and nowhere is that more apparent than in the work of our students.

A mentor made all the difference to Peter Lasser as a student. Now, the Olympics producer has become the mentor, providing scholarships and connections to students interested in sports media.

This list celebrates cumulative giving of $1,000 or more to any CMDI fund, department or center during the recent academic year (July 1, 2024, to June 30, 2025).

The fall issue of CMDI Now is hitting your mailboxes just before Thanksgiving.