Come join us October 11th for Democracy Day!
Democracy Day is a day-long teach-in that connects GSU students with local reporters, professionals, and activists. The purpose of Democracy Day is to show students how much access they have to various Democratic processes. Democracy can seem very abstract, and Democracy Day aims to show students concrete… more »
The department of Communication is co-sponsoring this exclusive journalism workshop open to all college and early-career journalists. Network with journalism professionals such as Channel 2 Action News anchor, CNN anchor, CNN executive, and award-winning journalists from the Atlanta Journal Constitution and more! Seating is limited so don’t miss out on this awesome opportunity!
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Dr. Mia Bloom weighs in on the subject of women and Jihad in her published article, “Rise of the ‘revolutionary womb’: Behind the sinister cult of female extremists recruiting British jihadis”.
A year ago this week, Britain was in shock and mourning, in the aftermath of the London Bridge terror attack, which left eight… more »
Dr. Maria Repnikova weighs in on what Washington should–and shouldn’t–learn from Bejing’s example in her most recently published article.
In the face of overwhelming evidence that fake news has permeated our newsfeeds, politics, and lives, observers, politicians, and the public seem to have hit on more and better government regulations of media companies and… more »
Georgia State University Alumna, Alahna Lark was recently hired by the Nobel Museum in Stockholm to be the cinematographer for their new exhibit about Martin Luther King. Alahna graduated from GSU this past Spring with a degree in journalism.
The Nobel exhibit, A Right to Freedom, will honor the legacy and importance of Dr. King’s… more »
The Department of Communication is proud to announce that GSUTV stands out as a relevant contender among the most prestigious in the television production industry after acquiring—not one, not two but—three 2018 EMMY award nominations. An Emmy Award, or simply Emmy, recognizes excellence in the television industry, and is the equivalent of an Academy Award, the… more »
Congratulations to each of our 2018 Master’s graduates! We only wish you the best in your future endeavors. Thank you for showing the world how we can thrive and excel in your educational pursuits #thestateway ! Check out this short highlight reel from the College of Arts & Sciences hooding & commencement, featuring our Communication… more »
Congratulations to Alexis Gaffney—student of Communication faculty Dr. Rasha Ramzy—who earned a first place prize among all oral presentations in the humanities discipline at the GSU Undergraduate Research Conference (GSURC) yesterday! GSURC is an interdisciplinary undergraduate research conference which highlights and recognizes the research taking place across Georgia State’s campus. Each year Georgia State undergraduate students… more »
ABSTRACT Communication researchers have deplored the absence of theory-driven criteria of argument quality in persuasion. Probabilistic Persuasion Theory (PPT) aims to offer theoretical criteria which define the quality of arguments, a priori. Past experimental research tested the validity and distinctiveness of cues as argument quality criteria. Drawing on semantic network theory, the present research introduces… more »
We would like to thank the students, teachers, activists, and community members who attended our panel. Also, on behalf of all Panthers and the Atlanta community, much appreciation goes to Tariq Baiyina, Genesis Be, Bill Taft, Aisha Yaqoob, and Todd Wolfson for coming to Georgia State University to speak to our student body and community… more »
