Congrats, Hussman graduates
Friends and family members joined the UNC Hussman School of Journalism and Media to applaud the achievements and success of our graduates at the school's 2023 departmental spring commencement ceremony…
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UNC Hussman students honored with school’s 2023 outstanding graduate awards
Among UNC Hussman’s graduating students are those honored with outstanding graduate awards as they turn from being students to being alumni of the school. The winners are as follows: Undergraduate…
‘The story shifted’
In mid-May, Kate Slate '23 (M.A.) will graduate with a master’s degree from the Hussman School of Journalism and Media and start her career working at the UNC Eshelman School…
A dream come true
As part of a package detailing the paths of UNC's 2023 spring graduates, University Communications profiled UNC Hussman senior Abby Young, who didn't let a cancer diagnosis in high school…
New staff and associate dean positions reinforce UNC Hussman’s commitment to a welcoming and inclusive environment
Associate Professor Trevy McDonald lives by a simple rule: “Do unto others as you would have them do to you.” Carved on a ruler she keeps in her office, the motto informs…
From Sports Xtra to the sports broadcasting field
Caroline Daly, a junior journalism major at UNC Hussman, penned this piece for University Communications about students learning production skills in Hussman’s Sports Xtra class. Daly is enrolled in the…
UNC Hussman senior celebrates success, resilience at Winter Commencement
When Tajahn Wilson arrived in Chapel Hill in 2018 as a first-year biology student, he thought he had the next four years all figured out: He’d spend his undergraduate years preparing for…
Fake News, Real Science: Freelon partners with UNC faculty colleagues for innovative, interdisciplinary course on science media literacy
By Beth HatcherHow can consumers evaluate the accuracy of science information in media? What factors can influence how media frame and build narratives around science information?Students learn to ask those…
Community college graduates step into Hussman through UNC C-STEP program
By Beth HatcherWhen Peyton Launder ’23 left high school in Alamance County, North Carolina, he wasn’t sure exactly what he wanted to do.He thought a community college would be a…