ALT Official statement graphic from the WSU Edward R. Murrow College of Communication. The graphic features a light gray background with a subtle repeating cougar pattern, a crimson headline reading “Murrow College Statement,” and a statement from Dean Bruce Pinkleton. The statement acknowledges concerns about artificial intelligence, notes that Murrow students are taught to use a variety of tools including AI while emphasizing hands-on learning, and highlights the partnership between Murrow College and WSU Athletics. It states that 10 Murrow students are currently working in WSU Athletics and that coaches and athletics staff contribute to classroom learning through guest lectures. The statement concludes with “Go Cougs!” followed by Bruce Pinkleton’s name and title, “Dean, Edward R. Murrow College of Communication.” The WSU Edward R. Murrow College of Communication logo appears at the bottom of the graphic.

ALT Promotional graphic for Edward R. Murrow College of Communication t-shirts. A large white t-shirt featuring a crimson Murrow College design is displayed prominently on the left, with a smaller gray version shown on the right. Text reads: “New Arrival,” “Order by Oct. 15,” “Murrow College T-Shirts,” “Available in 2 colors,” and “Shop Now.” A QR code is included for purchasing. The Washington State University Edward R. Murrow College of Communication logo appears in a white footer at the bottom. The graphic uses WSU-inspired crimson and gold tones.

ALT Screenshot of a WSU Insider article titled “AI can help correct medical misinformation — when it uses the right tone,” published Sept. 24, 2026, by WSU News & Media Relations. The article page features a photo illustration showing a hand using a smartphone illuminated in purple and blue light, with floating social media engagement icons and notification counts above the screen. The image supports the story’s focus on artificial intelligence, social media communication and combating online misinformation. Provide your feedback on BizChat