Day of the Badger is back on April 14 and 15. Join the party to pay it forward to current and future generations of communicators.
Events
News about events happening in or related to SJMC.
Highlights from Democracy in the Balance with Andy Lack
At “Democracy in the Balance,” media leader Andy Lack and SJMC Director Katy Culver discussed journalism’s role in democracy, polarization and rebuilding trust.
Q&A With Documentary Filmmaker and UW Alum Rachel Bozich
Award-winning documentary filmmaker Rachel Bozich returns to UW–Madison for an interactive talk on true crime, ethics and storytelling after tragedy.
2025 Communications Career and Resource Fair Bridges the Gap Between Employers and Students
The 2025 Communications Career and Resource Fair connected over 125 students with 35+ employers from across the communications industry.
SJMC Breaks Donation Records During Fill the Hill 2025
Thanks to our “Flock”stars, the SJMC has beat donation records for another year. Ourtudents, faculty and staff are beyond grateful!
Fill the Hill 2025: Flock On October 9–10
The flamingos return to Vilas Hall this “Flocktober” 9 and 10 for UW–Madison’s pinkest homecoming tradition – Fill the Hill.
Day of the Badger 2025: By the Numbers
Thanks to our generous alumni and friends, Day of the Badger 2025 was a record-breaking 1848 minutes of giving with over $35,000 raised for current students.
Celebrating Jack M. McLeod: Highlights from ICA
The School of Journalism and Mass Communication proudly honored the legacy of Jack M. McLeod at ICA’s annual conference in Denver. The event included remarks from a wide range of McLeod’s advisees, colleagues and friends.
2024-2025 Academic Year in Photos
As we wrap up the 2024-2025 academic year, we’re reflecting on the achievements of our students, faculty and staff, numerous events and other important moments that made this year so special. Check out our 2024-2025 academic year in photos.
Highlights from the 2025 SJMC Spring Graduation Celebration
See highlights from our 2025 Spring Graduation Celebration, including keynote remarks from alum David Grossman (BA’87), closing remarks from Director Katy Culver and photos and video from the event.