John Schweitzer and Ali Zoohori, both past Chairpersons of the Department of Communication, sit down with Dean Jeffrey Huberman and discuss their experiences teaching in Hong Kong and Iran, respectively.

They talk about cultural clashes in the classroom, the media in each country, international perspectives on the United States, challenges facing students outside of our own cultures, and how they will use these experiences to enhance their own teaching.

Jim Ludwig reads his representative poem, The Wilds Swans at Coole. He then discusses the creation of the musical version with composer Stephen Heinemann, and a performance is then presented.

Eric Petersen, a frequent leading man in Bradley University's undergraduate Theatre program, discusses his work in show business, his role in a touring Broadway production, and his sources of imaginat

John Scacchetti, one of our most talented alumni, discusses his time in the Theatre program at Bradley University, the promise of being ready for Broadway, and his own experiences in the business.

UPDATE: John is in the cast of the Broadway run of Gypsy with Patti LuPone! Read more to get information on the cast and performances!

David Howse discusses his jouney through life and a musical education, starting from his stunning performances at Bradley University, to graduate school for music, to stay-at-home father, and finally

Dean Jeffrey Huberman interviews the new College Webmaster about his ideas on music, multimedia, the web, and how it all ties together in the Slane College of Communications and Fine Arts.