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Professor Charlie Tuggle talks about the school’s 16-year partnership with the International Olympic Committee.

Before taking on one of the most iconic horror franchises of all-time, Arkasha Stevenson's journey began at the UNC Hussman School of Journalism.

The roots of the program run by the North Carolina Scholastic Media Association go back to the 1930s.

Four graduate students, four faculty members and various alumni will represent the UNC Hussman School of Journalism at the 74th Annual International Communication Association Conference June 20-24 in Gold Coast, Australia, and in virtual/hybrid sessions.
These students and faculty will participate in panel sessions and present authored or co-authored papers:

The Hearst Journalism Awards Program has announced UNC Hussman as the 2024 overall national champion in collegiate journalism.

Scott Behm’s passions have always driven him, from teaching high school English to using his professional work to support marginalized people. Even before exploring a career in communications, Behm always had a curiosity for writing and storytelling.

PRNews has named the UNC Hussman School of Journalism and Media to its 2024 Education A-List that recognizes 20 U.S. schools and universities that are the best for career advancement in public relations and marketing communications.

After helping create a fact-checking service in South Korea, Heesoo Jang continues to improve trust between readers and the media at Carolina.

Lightning Czabovsky studies how the media depicts diverse audiences.

The close of the spring 2024 semester brought with it the UNC Hussman tradition of honoring the outstanding contributions of faculty and staff with annual awards and cash prizes totaling nearly $20,000.