Student Work
Students report on intersection of energy and politics in N.C.From offshore wind energy to the state legislature’s shift on environmental policy, students taking "JOMC 491.3: Energy Reporting” produced projects that explore the intersection of North Carolina, energy and politics. Student Work |
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Sukhoi Su-27: The Superior Aerial FighterSociety for News Design's 2018 Best of Student Design competitionFirst place: InfographicsDesigner: Macy Abernethy '18 Student Work |
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Synapse MagazineSynapse is a student-run magazine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, founded to fill the void of thoughtful enterprise and investigative journalism in our community. Student Work |
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Taking It All Off | Undergraduate Honors ThesisThis thesis explores relationships between gender, nudity, and provocativeness in the photographs in The Body Issue of ESPN The Magazine, released yearly from 2009 to 2013. Student Work |
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The Daily Tar HeelThe Daily Tar Heel has been publishing continuously since 1893, and in 1989 it incorporated as a 501 (c)(3) non-profit corporation separate from the university. Student Work |
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The Different Stories of Charles Scott | Undergraduate Honors ThesisThe newspaper coverage about the desegregation of college sports provides a perspective on race and society at this time in history. This honor’s thesis discusses how The News & Observer, The Daily Tar Heel and Carolina Times covered Charles Scott, the first black scholarship athlete at the University of North Carolina, during his college basketball career from 1966 to 1970. Student Work |
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The Durham VoiceThe journalism programs at UNC-Chapel Hill and N.C. Central University have partnered with Durham NGOs, schools and civic and church leaders to produced the Durham VOICE, a community newspaper that lifts up the community though journalism that promotes youth development, social change and civic engagement. Student Work |
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The Last BulletMultimedia project by Julia Wall. Student Work |
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The Polar BearSociety for News Design's 2015 Best of Student Design competitionFirst place: Feature Page NewspaperDesigner: Ainslie Perlmutt '14 Student Work |
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The Right Type | Undergraduate Honors ThesisIt has been proven by many studies that gender stereotyping exists in the sports industry, especially in the context of sports advertising. In order to understand these stereotypes in advertising, it is necessary to look into design elements of ads, specifically typography. This study examined 164 ads from Sports Illustrated, a weekly sports magazine, and focused on elements of gender and font. Student Work |
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