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Undergraduate Students
The J-School Encourages Alternative Forms of Storytelling
J456: Long Form Video and J457: Storytelling Through Sound are two courses that explore audio and video journalism more in-depth.
J-Schoolers Win WBA Student Awards for Excellence
Over the weekend, the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association held their virtual Student Seminar and announced the winners of both their scholarships and the Student Awards for Excellence.
Three J-Schoolers receive WBA awards for exemplary broadcasting skills
This year, three UW-Madison J-School students won scholarships for their exceptional work in broadcasting, alongside their commitment to bettering the future of the industry as a whole.
Digital Studies Certificate Embraces Technology Across Disciplines
With people spending more time than ever before online, the Digital Studies Certificate program is a perfect fit for students curious about the role of technology in the present and the future.
Curb Pause: Reflections on a Year Interrupted
Curb Pause emphasizes that we all should take an intentional pause to recognize injustices, reflect on historic parallels and amplify voices that have been muted for generations.
The Badger Report: Working Together While Staying Apart
Students’ teamwork is being put to the test as The Badger Report transitioned to remote instruction. Read more about how students are working together while staying apart.
Students Score New Skills with Certificate in Sports Communication
The Certificate in Sports Communication offers students with an interest in the sports industry a chance to gain real-life experience and learn how to better become an effective sports communicator.
Altering Landscapes: How the J-School is responding to COVID-19’s impact
The UW-Madison School of Journalism and Mass Communication has been working hard to give their students a chance to stay engaged with a wide range of course material, whether in person or virtually.
SJMC Student Organizations Respond to COVID-19 and Encourage New Voices
As COVID-19 continues to present challenges, student organizations at UW-Madison are taking on the task of collaborating and thinking critically in new work landscapes.