Inspiring Ideas

At what speed does the sense of discovery happen?

At the core of every communicator is an inventor and storyteller orchestrating information. Communication is the heart of the information age. It reinvents how we perceive the world everyday and is integral to how we live. The Saint Rose degrees in Communications (B.A. and M.A.), develop hard-working learners and problem-solvers with big ideas, while providing personal and collaborative academic exploration. Often this involves taking the road less traveled, asking lots of questions, challenging the status quo, and pioneering unexpected solutions. Our approach provokes the market (employers and graduate schools) to take notice.

William Randolph Hearst Center for Communications and Interactive Media

The College of Saint Rose and The Hearst Foundations have a long partnership that dates back to 1966, with nearly $1 million in contributions toward the College. This includes:

• Over $165,000 awarded to multicultural students through The Hearst Foundation Endowed Scholarship.
• The continuous efforts by College trustee George R. Hearst III, and The Hearst Foundations, in recognizing the importance of investing in students. 
• The Neil Hellman Library, Massry Center for the Arts, and the William Randolph Hearst Center for Communications and Interactive Media have all benefitted from the generosity of The Hearst Foundations.

In recognition of The Hearst Foundations vast contributions to The College of Saint Rose, one of the newest academic buildings on campus was dedicated as the William Randolph Hearst Center for Communications and Interactive Media on September 26, 2011.

Click here for Hearst CCIM dediation news release