Our students graduate from Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication to become journalists, creative directors, writers and videographers, to name just a few of the potential career paths.
But really, we’d say what Gaylord College students do is much bigger than a job title. Our students are more than just students.
At Gaylord College, they become storytellers, thinkers, creators and innovators, using their degrees from a college that provides endless professional opportunities in dynamic industries around the world.
January 05, 2026
Gaylord Assistant Professor Nate S. Fisher, Ph.D. was recently elected vice president of the Southwest Education Council for Journalism and Mass Communication (SWECJMC) for ’25-‘26 at the organization’s annual symposium, held on the campus of the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque in November.
November 17, 2025
A new exhibit in the University of Oklahoma’s Bizzell Memorial Library invites visitors to step into more than a century of storytelling and innovation in media. “An Age of Dreamers & Storytellers: Media, Mass Communication and the University of Oklahoma” celebrates Gaylord College’s 25th anniversary while tracing the evolution of journalism, advertising and media across campus and beyond.
December 11, 2025
After a 15-year career in journalism in Bangladesh, where he rose from cub reporter to news manager overseeing a team of more than 75 journalists, Mohammad Al Masum Molla came to the University of Oklahoma seeking answers to the deeper questions his newsroom experience could not resolve.
In its rankings of student achievements, the Broadcast Education Association has recognized the Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Oklahoma as the No. 1 program in the country out of 170 member institutions nationwide.
Gaylord College ranked No. 1 in Overall Program Rankings
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Gaylord Hall includes two state-of-the-art open multimedia labs available for students.
Gaylord Hall includes four complete digital broadcast studios.
Gaylord Hall includes five computer classrooms.
Gaylord Hall includes 12 video editing bays.
