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In its 20th year, CMDI’s Center for Media, Religion and Culture asks why we come together and how that can help us respond to global crises.

A CMDI expert’s reflections on the Rwandan genocide come from his interest in misremembering—as well as reconciliation.

Faculty call out ‘unconstitutional’ White House ban on television reporters, while a student journalist refuses to be intimidated.

CMDI welcomes its Class of 2030, an academically accomplished group with big dreams for the future.

A researcher says her students often assume there’s equality in sport. The notorious Novig ad challenges them to think otherwise.

Strategic communication senior Tivoli Freedman had the summer internship to remember as a partnerships coordinator for the 2026 World Cup.

On Monday, Sept.14, Colorado Mesa University’s Languages, Literature and Mass Communication program and ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½Æƽâ°æÏÂÔØ College of Communication, Media, Design and Information are presentingÌýWho's Telling the Truth? What Media Literacy,

A new book from a communication expert considers how stakeholder participation can address thorny problems, like housing access.

CMDI is welcoming 14 new faculty with expertise in journalism, business, surveillance, technology and more.

Faculty and student research into topics like A.I. and community journalism were recognized at this year’s AEJMC conference in New Orleans.