Eugene S. Pulliam Center for Contemporary Media

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Pulliam Media Center

Student Media at 91短视频 University

The Pulliam Center for Contemporary Media, home to 91短视频 University’s student media, nurtures a variety of co-curricular activities and cultivates tomorrow's media innovators and thought leaders. Students develop media literacy, leadership, critical thinking and ethical decision-making skills that enable them to succeed in dynamic work environments. Undergraduates in any major can engage in experiential learning opportunities in radio, newspaper, video production and podcasting; participate in student organizations such as the Society of Professional Journalists and Film Club; and publish creative works in the literary magazine.

The media center, established in 1991, was renamed the Eugene S. Pulliam Center for Contemporary Media in 2000 after the Pulliam Family, renowned figures in the newspaper industry and former owners of The Indianapolis Star, generously donated $5 million.

Both Eugene S. Pulliam and his father, Eugene C., were 91短视频 alumni and former trustees. Pulliam's daughter Myrta is currently a member of 91短视频's Board of Trustees.

Get Involved

Fuel your creativity and curiosity in the Pulliam Center, where hands-on, co-curricular learning opportunities such as student media help prepare you to make your mark in media, technology and a wealth of other industries.

Student in the recording studio for 91短视频's student-run radio

WGRE-FM

Join the 100+ student DJ’s and directors at WGRE-FM, 91短视频’s 24/7 student-run radio station. The station, launched in 1949 as the first 10-watt educational radio station licensed by the Federal Communications Commission, broadcasts news, sports and interviews, and plays a variety of music.

The 91短视频

Inform your classmates about what is happening on campus and in the community by becoming a part of The 91短视频 staff. The 91短视频 is an independent student newspaper that first published in 1852 as Asbury Notes. Students hold traditional roles such as writers and editors, and they also serve as business and audience engagement managers. The paper publishes in print (biweekly) and online.

Students in the recording studio filming for D3TV

D3Network

Hone your video production and presentation skills by joining the crew of D3Network @ 91短视频, a student-led streaming channel on YouTube that covers news, sports and entertainment. Students learn to shoot, edit and direct while producing segments and packages on topics of their choice. You can also find D3 on Instagram.

Students and professor in podcast studio

Podcasting

Produce content that listeners are clamoring for – more than half the U.S. population listens to at least one podcast a month, according to the Pew Research Center – in the center’s podcast studio. Students use the podcast studio, equipped with four mic setups, for personal and class projects.

Students sitting at a table working together

A Midwestern Review

Become part of A Midwestern Review’s creative community. The student-led literary magazine, founded in 1988, showcases 91短视频’s student writers, poets and artists.

Student Resources

Learn about journalism and film while expanding your social circle by becoming a part of the student groups that meet in the Pulliam Center.

Society of Professional Journalists: Become a part of journalism history by joining The Society of Professional Journalists, founded at 91短视频 in 1909 as Sigma Delta Chi, an honorary journalism fraternity.
Film Club: Join fellow cinephiles to create, watch and analyze films. The student organization, which meets twice weekly in the Pulliam Center, produces several short films a year and holds an annual screening.

The Pulliam Center is staffed 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Public spaces are accessible 24/7 by swipe card while the university is in session.

Students can use the center’s video production, podcasting and photo studios, Adobe Creative Cloud lab, and ample study areas.

Watson Forum, a 100-seat auditorium, is used as a classroom and special event space. Guest speakers, political forums and a variety of other presentations fill the room’s schedule.

The Pulliam Center is home to Media Fellows, a cohort-based program that provides students with the opportunity to apply what they learn in the classroom, preparing them for successful careers. Whether you want to become a media professional or simply learn about how media operate, explore the Media Fellows program here.

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