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Ryan Taube arrives on campus with an extensive background supporting students seeking internships, career opportunities and professional success.

The ������Ƶ alumna produced a documentary, titled “Not Without a Trace,” for her BFA thesis project, and the film is set to screen at two upcoming film festivals in North Carolina.

Assistant Professor of English Dan Burns and Assistant Professor of Cinema & Television Arts Kai Swanson presented their collaborative research at this year’s Literature/Film Association conference at the University of Montana in Missoula.

Twelve students are enrolled in the new ������Ƶ in Charlotte Regional Center this fall, participating in the university’s sport management immersive semester and gaining real-world experience with the Atlantic Coast Conference, NASCAR, Fox Sports and other Charlotte-based organizations.

The annual conference held this summer in the nation's capital provided an opportunity for School of Communications faculty to showcase their areas of research, interest and expertise.

School of Communications students have received 13 LAGRANT Foundation scholarships in the last seven years.

The associate professor of cinema and televisions arts recently completed the third edition of “Multimedia Foundations: Core Concepts for Digital Design,” a comprehensive textbook that highlights the skills necessary to be an effective modern storyteller.

Sarah Dawkins ’25, Kenny Mallory ’25 and Miles Vance ’24 were among the nearly four dozen students who shared their research on July 19 at the SURE research presentations in McKinnon Hall.

The 12-day residential journalism workshop, made possible through $300,000 in grant funding from the Scripps Howard Fund, welcomed high school students from across the country to ������Ƶ’s campus for an in-depth dive into journalism, communications and media.

The June 20 event reinforced the connection between past, present and future generations of the ������Ƶ community studying and succeeding on the West Coast.