“Much More Than a Game” documentary screening
Relive the excitement surrounding two UNC teams playing abroad in Dublin, Ireland, at the debut screening of "Much More Than a Game," a 30-for-30-style documentary produced by UNC Hussman students.…
Relive the excitement surrounding two UNC teams playing abroad in Dublin, Ireland, at the debut screening of "Much More Than a Game," a 30-for-30-style documentary produced by UNC Hussman students.…
Relive the excitement surrounding two UNC teams playing abroad in Dublin, Ireland, at the debut screening of "Much More Than a Game," a 30-for-30-style documentary produced by UNC Hussman students.…
UNC Hussman alumna Kirstyn Clark returned to North Carolina to work in news as a reporter and anchor for WRAL. This story was written by Caroline Daly ’24 and originally…
Guy Mossman ’04, the fall 2026 Price Cone Liptzin lecturer, is an American cinematographer whose work bridges intimate character study with bold, cinematic visuals. He made his first short film…
Learn how the Carolina in the Capital office strengthens learning opportunities for Tar Heels. This piece was originally published on unc.edu. Press the play button above to watch the video…
The Chuck Stone Program invites rising high school seniors with a career interest in journalism and media to apply for the 2027 summer workshop, to be held at UNC-Chapel Hill…
K12 teachers who instruct students in any area of high school or middle school media or journalism are invited to take part in the annual Teacher Fellowship Program in the…
Rising high school juniors and seniors interested in sports and media are encouraged to apply to the Carolina Sports Journalism Camp, to be held at UNC-Chapel Hill June 23-25. The…
Injuries derailed her soccer career, but Jenny Chiu ’17 reinvented herself at Carolina as a sports broadcaster and journalist. This story, written by UNC Hussman alumnus Michael Lananna ’14, was…
This story was originally published on alumni.unc Three alumni of the Hussman School of Journalism and Media — Brian Cassella ’05, Alex Kormann ’19 and Emmy Martin ’25 — were part of…