Newhouse Communications Center Newhouse is one of the nation's first schools of journalism and launched the careers of Ted Koppel, Steve Kroft, Marty Glickman, Bob Costas, Fred Silverman, Mike Tirico, and many others.		39. Newhouse Communications Center Built in 1964, Newhouse I (on the right) was designed by the world-renowned architect I.M. Pei and won a first-place award from the American Institute of Architects in 1965. President Lyndon B. Johnson delivered his famous Gulf of Tonkin speech on the Vietnam War during the building's dedication. The building allowed for the creation of SU's public communications school. Newhouse II (on the left) was added in 1973 to make room for the expanding broadcast journalism, and television, radio, and film programs. The Newhouse Communications Center was the result of a gift from newspaper publisher Samuel I. Newhouse, whose $15-million gift remains the largest in the University's history. His son, Donald, is a University trustee and former SU student.
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