Locations
The Edward R. Murrow College of Communication operates at three locations in Washington state; Pullman, Everett, Vancouver.
Pullman
Nestled amidst golden hills, Pullman is where people are friendly, experiences are epic, and fun is as big as the wide, blue sky.
Everett
WSU North Puget Sound at Everett is student- and community-centered, bringing industry-aligned undergraduate programs to the North Puget Sound region to prepare students to compete globally in the local economy.
Murrow in Everett
Vancouver
As one of six campuses of the Washington State University system, WSU Vancouver offers big-school resources in a small-school environment. They provide baccalaureate- and graduate-level education to benefit the people, communities, and economy of Southwest Washington.
Murrow in Vancouver
WSU Global Campus
Murrow College offers online degree programs and certificates in partnership with WSU Global Campus. All programs are 100% online. Programs include BA Integrated Strategic Communication, MA Strategic Communication, MA Health Communication and Promotion, and two online Graduate Certificates in Strategic Communication and Health Communication and Promotion.
MURROW ONLINE
Pullman Facilities
Murrow Hall
Named for 1930 WSU graduate Edward R. Murrow – celebrated journalist and broadcast pioneer.
First Floor
- The Daily Evergreen Offices
- Cable 8 Productions general and exec offices
- Cable 8 Productions equipment offices
- Communication Technology Lab
- Chinook Yearbook
Second Floor
- Faculty Offices
- Marketing and Advancement
- Student Internship and Special Programs
- Cable 8 Productions editing suites – 3 Avid and 2 Final Cut suites
- Multi-media computer lab
- Graduate Student Offices
Third Floor
- KUGR Radio (student IP radio station)
- KJEM Radio (student broadcast jazz format radio station)
- Two Avid Editing Suites
- Three audio editing suites.
- Northwest Public TV and Radio broadcast production offices
- Northwest Public Radio studios and staff offices
Jackson Hall
Named for 1954 WSU graduate Keith Jackson – celebrated sportscaster and dedicated journalist.
GROUND Floor
- MIC Media Learning Lab
- Avid editing and iNews lab for Murrow News 8 and other media production courses
- MIC Greenhouse Collaborative & Faculty office spaces
- MIC Studio Convergence Newsroom
- MIC Crimson Creative Classroom
FIRST Floor
- Studio A: Student studio for Cable 8 Productions, news and other student production and programming. HD and SD capable studio.
- Studio B: Northwest Public TV studio- All HD studio for news and other professional program production.
- Scene Storage for both studios
Second Floor
- NWPB Multi-media Production Suites
- NWPB TV operations center
- Cable 8 Productions Master Control: Distribution center for Cable 8 and NWPTV programming to the community cable television system (Spectrum).
- Engineering maintenance and staff offices
Third Floor
- Murrow College of Communication business offices
- Graduate Student Offices
- Faculty Offices
- Engineering/IT maintenance offices
- Multimedia academic writing lab
- Murrow Academic Equipment Center
Goertzen Hall
Named for 1980 WSU graduate Kathi Goertzen – celebrated Seattle television anchor.
Ground Floor
- 166-seat auditorium with full electronic audio/visual capability
- Broadcast-ready television studio (can be used with auditorium)
- Control room with observation space
- Four Avid, HD digital, nonlinear edit suites
- Conference room
- Atrium with outdoor patio area
First Floor
- Administrative suite including a workroom and support staff areas
- Conference room
- Student lounge with upper outdoor patio area
- Murrow Center for Student Success
Second Floor
- Faculty Offices
- Focus group study lab and observation room
- Conference room
- Psychophysiology lab and observation room
- Control area with privacy glass to monitor research in adjoining labs
- Murrow Audience Research Lab
- Murrow Center for Media & Health Promotion
