The Reynolds Center will spotlight the recipients of the 20th Annual Barlett and Steele Awards at an event on Monday, Nov. 9 at 5 p.m. in the First Amendment Forum at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication in Downtown Phoenix.

Join James B. Steele and Jeffrey Timmermans (PhD) for an in-depth conversation with award-winning investigative business journalists. Winners of the 2026 Barlett and Steele Awards will discuss their extraordinary investigations, from the inspiration to the challenges and the impact their reporting had on the public.

Clinical Training and Allyship in Practice

Join us for a conversation focused on how health care providers, educators and staff can strengthen communication, foster allyship and deliver culturally responsive care. Explore practical approaches to navigating difficult or sensitive conversations with empathy, respect and an awareness of diverse identities and experiences.

Clinical Training and Allyship in Practice

Join us for a conversation focused on how health care providers, educators and staff can strengthen communication, foster allyship and deliver culturally responsive care. Explore practical approaches to navigating difficult or sensitive conversations with empathy, respect and an awareness of diverse identities and experiences.

Research, Health Equity and Systems Change

Join us for a discussion examining the connections among LGBTQ+ health disparities, gender-affirming care and the social determinants of health. Explore how institutional commitments to high reliability and zero harm can support safer, more equitable care. Participants will gain insight into opportunities to reduce disparities and improve health outcomes for LGBTQ+ communities.

Piñata Pop-up Party | Halloween Edition

Oct. 23 | 6–8 p.m. | Grant Street Studios

Wear a costume, make a costume, decorate a piñata. This drag event features a live DJ, smoke machine and SNACKS!

Organized by faculty + students for fun.

Please join us for a one-hour virtual information session to learn more about the Cronkite School’s doctoral program in mass communication. This program is designed for communication professionals or others interested in tackling the critical questions emerging in the fields of journalism, digital media and technology, strategic communication and audience studies, and global mass communication.

Drop-in advising for questions about national scholarships that can help fund global experiences, research, or graduate studies. Please stop by to explore your options, discuss a specific award, or get feedback on application materials.

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