Facilities
The School of Communication provides outstanding facilities in which faculty and students work, perform, complete research, or engage in media ventures. Sites include:
- The Theatre and Interpretation Center, which encompasses multiple performance and rehearsal spaces as well as scene shops
- The Marjorie Ward Marshall Dance Center, housing two dance studios
- Cahn Auditorium, boasting the largest performance space on campus
- Fisk Digital Media Studio, where Radio/Television/Film students complete projects
- John J. Louis Hall, home to production and postproduction facilities for the Department of Radio/TV/Film, including WNUR-FM and the Barbara and Garry Marshall Studio wing—a film sound stage
- Block Cinema—part of the Block Museum—which screens repertory film
- The Media Services Group, which circulates and services technical equipment for students and faculty
- The Kresge Digital Media Lab, an interdepartmental venture and high-end teaching facility
- Annie May Swift Hall, the original 1895 site of the School of Communication
- The Frances Searle Building, epicenter of the School of Communication, with the Dean's Office, digital centers, classrooms, and research laboratories and clinics
- 1815 Chicago Avenue, where faculty in the Department of Communication Studies have their offices
- Hardy House, home to our top-ranked Debate Team
