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Walter Cronkite’s legacy. The journalism program at Arizona State University was named in honor of former CBS News anchor Walter Cronkite in 1984.

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The Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication is the nation’s premier mass communications school. We’re a test bed for media innovation, and we’re developing the storytelling approaches — and the storytellers — that media companies want.

Aside from our students, our biggest asset remains the foundation of excellence and integrity set by Walter Cronkite. Since 1984, our program has carried the name of the former CBS News anchor, who is remembered as “The Most Trusted Man in America.”

Walter Cronkite’s friends and colleagues at the school that proudly bears his name remember the man who set the standard for trusted journalism in America and helped build a national journalism program here at Arizona State University.