Converge-Con is a two-day UNC Hussman event exploring the intersection of human creativity and AI through live performances, interactive demonstrations, workshops, conversations and creative experiments. Participants will hear from artists,…
This half-hour special by Carolina Week reveals how artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping everyday life. The program features perspectives ranging from a humanoid robot in London to a farmer in…
Lorra Brown came into public relations before she knew what to call it. Drawn early to writing, leadership and the idea of being a change agent, Brown discovered public relations…
This story, written by UNC Hussman alumna Jess Abel ’19, ’25 (M.A.), was originally published at college.unc.edu. When Asheville, North Carolina, native Maegan Clawges ’15 realized that community was the key to…
This story was originally published on research.unc.edu. Photo credit Megan Mendenhall '22 (M.A.). Deb Aikat has worked at UNC-Chapel Hill since 1995, when he joined the UNC Hussman School of Journalism and…
Last semester, art director at TBWA and newly minted UNC Hussman alumnus Colby Teixeira ’24 returned to campus as a guest speaker for the first year of Converge-Con, where he spoke…
UNC Hussman Dean Raul Reis is joined by Dan Margolies, the school's director of strategic initiatives, for an extended conversation about the school's recently adopted strategic plan.
At the Center for Innovation and Sustainability in Local Media, one question drives much of our work: what makes local journalism work — and how can we help it work…
This story, written by UNC Hussman alum Michael Lananna '14, was originally published at unc.edu. Photos by Jon Gardiner. When professor Roman Shulyk teaches his journalism class in western Ukraine,…
This story, written by Savannah Cade '27, was originally published on The Carolina Journal. Photos by Margaret Parker '26 (M.A.). An AI jury presided over a mock trial simulation at the University…