Laurie Ouellette, a professor of communication studies, cultural studies and comparative literature, talks about the increasing number of true crime podcasts and the reasons behind their popularity.

Senior Tigana Văn Lê, is shattering expectations in his campus and real-life experiences. Through a 10-week internship in Washington DC, Lê worked on education policy and discovered the importance of using policy to help demographic specific communities. Through his involvement in the Asian Pacific American Resource Center (APARC), he has found his passion and how he wants to inspire others.

Catherine Squires, a professor of communication studies, explains what companies can do to help working parents balance home and work life.

Dr. Mark Pedelty's band has made a new music video that will teach you how to fight chloride pollution and rock your socks off at the same time.

Communications professor Mark Pedelty leads a team of music researchers that plan to travel to Haiti, China, India, Tanzania, and the Salish Sea this summer.

Oil is an everyday reality for our society. It is not only used in our cars, but in plastic, synthetic, and chemical products, from everyday household items to the roads we drive on. Another reality is that oil causes violence. PhD candidate Christian D. Angelich uses his commercial airline pilot experience to fuel his research about the environmental and social violence caused by oil consumption.

Read and draw inspiration from how Elena Hristova, Ph.D candidate in Communication, draws inspiration from zines.

Senior lecturer John Nordin on how we might all learn to argue well, instead of just loudly.

Spring 2017 Commpost