School of Communications, Media, Arts and Design Blog

The Summer Issue of On the Danforth Talks Boundaries

On the Danforth, a student-run magazine produced by students in the Publishing- Book, Magazine, and Electronic program, is back with its summer ...

The Show Must (Eventually) Go On- The Donny Awards Set for Fall 2020

The Donny Awards is open to students who were in the 2019-2020 academic year in the following programs: Advanced Television and Film – Script to ...

PR Student Wins IABC Toronto Student of the Year Award

Public Relations- Corporate Communications graduate, Mubashira Nusrat Farooqi, won this year’s IABC/Toronto Bobbie Resnick Student of the Year award!

Centennial Hosts First Ever Virtual Pride Watch Party

June marks Pride Month and is a chance for those who identify within the LGBTQ2S+ community, as well as allies, to come together to celebrate ...

Here’s what our Museum and Cultural Management students have been doing for Storyworks

Storyworks is a special course available to Centennial College students enrolled in most of our School of Communications, Media, Arts and Design ...

Dance Performance Program Navigates Online Learning

Navigating online learning can take some time to adjust to, but with programs that embrace such a large in-person component, this adjustment can be a ...

PR Event Pivots Online

For the course Project and Event Management, Public Relations (PR) students had the task of breaking up into four teams to create events that would ...

Faculty Member’s Company Accepted into Feminist Business Accelerator

Faculty member Sasha Boersma’s company, Sticky Brain Studios, was recently accepted into the first cohort of Fifth Wave Labs, a feminist business ...

Graduating Theatre Students Move to an Online Stage

Graduates of the Theatre Arts and Performance program took centre *virtual* stage in their final performance. Partnered with Theatre Direct, students ...

The Making of a Virtual Lab

With the transition to online classes, trying to maintain a similar learning environment from the classroom to the computer can be difficult, but ...