From Amnesty International: Join Our Letter Writing Campaign
by All people have fundamental human rights. But those rights are abused or denied every single day. When that happens, Amnesty International finds the facts, exposes …
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Staff Spotlight: Associate Professor of Biology Jennifer Herzog
Communication and Media student Olivia Cook interviews Associate Professor Jennifer Herzog about her career as a scientist and educator. Staff Spotlight is produced by students …
Question of the Week: What’s Your Biggest Pet Peeve?
In this edition of Question of the Week, Communication and Media student Riley Hajczewski asks the campus community about their biggest pet peeves. Question of …
An Update from Amnesty International: Copy a Letter and Make a Huge Difference
Twenty-one years ago, a small group of Amnesty International activists in Poland decided to run a 24-hour letter-writing marathon. This is How Write for Rights …
Question of the Week: How Would You Like to be Remembered?
One more Question of the Week feature before Thanksgiving Break! Communication and Media student Ryan Thayer asks members of the campus community how they’d like …
Question of the Week: Which Celebrity Would You Like to Meet?
Communication and Media student Rees Trenholm asks members of the campus community which celebrity they’d most like to meet. Produced for HU 136 — Fundamentals …
November Update from Amnesty International: Join the Petition!
November’s Amnesty International Action offers petitions instead of letter writing for the remaining 2021 Write4Rights cases. In December the campus chapter will concentrate on copying …
Question of the Week: Halloween Plans
Communication & Media major Sara Warner checks in with the campus community about their Halloween plans. Filmed October 20, 2022.
Question of the Week: What’s Your Fashion Sense?
Communication and Media student Sincere Jones asks students about their self-styled fashion sensibility.
Question of the Week: What Was the Last Song You Listened to?
Communication and Media student Jacob Neff asks students what music they are listening to at the moment.