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Story by University Development | Originally published July 14, 2016, on stories.unc.edu

Story by University Development | Originally published July 13, 2016, on stories.unc.edu

"Love is in the Fair," a short documentary film produced by three UNC School of Media and Journalism students, has been selected as one of the 25 featured films in this year’s PBS Online Film Festival.

A newly released book by UNC School of Media and Journalism Associate Professor Daniel Kreiss offers an analysis of the role of technology, digital media, data and analytics in contemporary political campaigning.

Check out Brad Hamm's conversation with Dean Susan King about the changing field of journalism and how his career has evolved.

Story by University Development | Originally published June 27, 2016, on stories.unc.edu

UNC School of Media and Journalism Associate Professor Terence Oliver and Professor of the Practice Dana McMahan are part of a team that has received a Thrive@Carolina Innovation and Collaboration Grant for its proposal to begin a spoken word competition.

Five UNC School of Media and Journalism students contributed this spring to a record-breaking public relations and social media performance around Lenovo’s signature technology showcase event — Tech World — via internships with stops in San Francisco, Beijing and Lenovo’s U.S. headquarters in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina.

Five faculty members and five graduate students from the UNC Hussman School of Journalism and Media presented at the 66th Annual Conference of the International Communication Association: Communicating with Power. The conference was held June 9-13, at the Fukuoka Sea Hawk Hilton Hotel in Fukuoka, Japan.

The UNC School of Media and Journalism has won the 2016 national championship in the Hearst Journalism Awards competition – considered the Pulitzers of collegiate journalism. This is the school’s sixth overall national championship, its second consecutive and its fourth since 2010.