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Disinformation manipulates social media users

Cambridge Analytica scandal exposes social media toxicity.

Justin Yun, Freelance Writer • April 4, 2018

The term “compassion fatigue”—used by journalists to describe the public’s gradual desensitization and apathy to news of war in the electronic age can also be used to describe the behavior people exhibit when they hear another news story about the latest online privacy violation. Most social...

Brett McCracken speaks at inaugural CAM Talks

McCracken shares his perspective on the integration of Christianity in culture creation.

Madisyn Steiner, Freelance Writer • February 12, 2018

The journalism and public relations department hosted their first “Culture and Media Talk” event alongside the communication studies department, which encouraged students to shape culture around them by including their beliefs in their art on Feb. 8. CREATING CULTURE The event is one of three...

Atticus Shaffer of “The Middle” stars in CMA sponsored podcast

Shaffer shares his perspective on faith in the entertainment industry at CMA’s event.

Madisyn Steiner, Freelance Writer • February 6, 2018

The cinema and media arts department hosted a podcast recording of The Lucas Miles Show with his special guest Atticus Shaffer of ABC’s “The Middle” on February 3. Shaffer discussed with Miles his experience growing up in the entertainment industry and how his faith shapes his work. Shaffer...

CMA gets its own school

Planning begins for new cinema and media arts building.

Madisyn Steiner, Writer • October 18, 2017

Planning begins for new cinema and media arts building.

Technology Commons to offer new services

Library and IT continue collaboration as departments discuss student needs.

Christian Leonard, Editor-in-Chief • May 17, 2017

Library and IT continue collaboration as departments discuss student needs.

Alumni report on professional life

Aspiring undergraduates hear stories shared by journalism and public relations alumni.

Jessica Goddard, Writer • April 12, 2017

Aspiring undergraduates hear stories shared by journalism and public relations alumni.

Christian journalist is not an oxymoron

Both our faith and our profession call us to improve our ability to pursue truth.

Melissa Hedrick, Writer • March 8, 2017

Both our faith and our profession call us to improve our ability to pursue truth.

Journalism ensures progress and free speech

The press is threatened by Trump administration.

Lucas Weaver, Writer • March 2, 2017

The press is threatened by Trump administration.

Internet users should fact-check news

Users of social media sites should be selective in readings.

Tim Seeberger, Writer • December 6, 2016

Users of social media sites should be selective in readings.

Listicles and clickbaits: the downfall of journalism

Drop in newspaper circulation has a deep ripple effect on the content produced in the world of journalism.

Tim Seeberger, Writer • September 13, 2016

Drop in newspaper circulation has a deep ripple effect on the content produced in the world of journalism.

Emmy winner takes note of Biola

The Biola music conservatory hires Gary Kuo, a six-time emmy award winner.

Jana Eller, Office Manager • April 13, 2016

The Biola music conservatory hires Gary Kuo, a six-time emmy award winner.

Free the press

Corporate media perpetuates illusions of free press.

Justin Yun, Writer • February 16, 2016

Corporate media perpetuates illusions of free press.