About The Wolf's Howl
Welcome to the pack! Do you know why wolves howl? A howl is a vocalization meant to communicate with pack members. They howl to communicate location, territory, and most importantly, affection and camaraderie.
The magazine name is also a literary nod to the famous/infamous Allen Ginsberg poem Howl and the precedent-setting court case in American censorship, The People of the State of California vs. Lawrence Ferlinghetti (1957), which unsuccessfully attempted to ban the publication.
The Wolf’s Howl publishes information and projects from the students, faculty, staff, and alumni of Alvernia's Communication and Digital Media Department. Our content ranges from light-hearted to intellectual.
We invite you to review each of our pages, and then reach out to us!
To learn more about each of the tracks and service learning within the department below.
Tracks Available
Student choose one of six tracks to focus their studies to best match their interests
Film Culture and Academic Arts
Journalism
Media Design and Production
Public Relations and Advertising
Strategic Communications
Sports Media