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BoulderTalks is offering four dialogue sessions for this year's Diversity and Inclusion Summit.

The Nature, Environment, Science and Technology (NEST) Studio for the Arts will leverage two of CU Boulder’s greatest strengths.

Last week, CMCI welcomed home more than 100 alumni as part of the university’s homecoming celebration.

CU Boulder’s student news outlet, CU Independent, has a new look this semester. The online-only publication recently unveiled a completely redesigned website, replacing the previous design which had been in place since 2011. The new site features a simplified design, updated logos and a new page structure that allows for...

Na’puti was one of 17 Chamorro delegates who traveled to New York City Tuesday to testify before the U.N. Special Political and Decolonization Committee (4th Committee).

Racial stereotypes affect the public’s perception of NFL quarterbacks and may, in some cases, become a self-fulfilling prophecy for black athletes, new CU Boulder research shows. Two recently published studies authored by Patrick Ferrucci, an assistant professor in the College of Media, Communication and Information (CMCI) , suggest that unconscious...

Few companies can boast the type of instant brand recognition that Nike has achieved. Throughout the decades, the sports apparel and equipment giant has produced some of the most iconic advertisements worldwide. None of that intimidates Morgan Reno, a strategic communication major and senior in the University of Colorado Boulder’s...

CMCI's advising and internship offices have moved to Folsom stadium. Find them at door #110, right across from the statue of Ralphie and between gates two and three.

Media Studies' founding chair opines powerfully on Islam. "My existential crisis as a Muslim man haunts me to the core of my being. Amid the horrendous nihilism of Isis, the dull orthodoxy of self-proclaimed custodians of Islam and the culture of fear in the west which sees everything Muslim as pure evil, I seek an answer to a simple and unasked question: how does it feel to be Muslim today?"

Communication associate professor Phaedra C. Pezzullo’s new article for the National Communication Association’s website takes a deep look at the messages sent in the United States’ recent withdrawal from the Paris Climate Accord.