In CMNS 800 taught by professor Stuart Poyntz, graduate students were tasked to write a book review for a book of their choice.

Congratulations to our 2020/2021 Major Award Recipients: Anthony Glyn Burton, Belen Febres Cordero, Catherine Jeffrey, Mark James Dunn, Matthew Belford, and Thomas Dickson.

A big congratulations to this year's School of Communication recipients of the Tri-Agency Scholarships and Fellowships.

When fifth year communication and publishing minor student Clayton Wong first applied to Co-op he had no idea what opportunities would await him.

Arriving in Canada from Bangladesh, communication student Ashran Bharosha brings a passion to help his family and his community near and far.

We called on two of this year’s Fall 2021 FCAT graduates to reflect on their experiences as university students and how it feels to graduate.

Elaina Styka was initially hesitant to join student clubs and get involved on campus, but during her first year she took a leap of faith and it paid off.

SFU co-op student Priyanka Krishna will celebrate her graduation later this year having made a significant impact on her community while completing her degree.

Meet Samad and Lindsay, the Student Speakers at the upcoming School of Communication Convocation Celebration.

Graduating in June 2021 with an honours degree in communication with a minor in business, and certificate in criminology, Kayli Jamieson is currently working as a research assistant with Al-Rawi.

Learn more about our graduate students.

With more than 10, 000 followers on Twitter, she tweets about the struggles of minorities, human right issues and the importance of working with marginalized communities.

CMNS undergraduate student Abigail Foster and her Semester in Dialogue project team: Kelsey Strom, Hannah de Ramos, Ashley launched MyCityMyPark, a project created part of the Semester in Dialogue.

The groups’ audio storytelling short submission “Sound Is Not A Waste Product” is part of Droumeva’s SSHRC funded research project “Soundscapes of Livability: Exploring the design of the livable city”.

At the end of February at the President’s Gala, Communication PhD candidate Belen Febres-Cordero was recognized for her community engagement project “Stick With Me”.