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Communications associate professor George Padgett and assistant professors Naeemah Clark and Julie Lellis presented at the Diversity in Organizations, Communities and Nations Conference June 11-13 in Vancouver.

Twenty-eight ÂÒÂ×ÊÓƵ in New York City students are interning throughout the city at various organizations. Here's a look at where they'll be working this summer:

When senior Samantha Ardinger showed up for her first internship meeting at The POP Bag in New York, she was shocked by the organization’s size. The office, no bigger than a standard dorm room, featured a folding table and a couple of chairs—enough furniture to accommodate The POP Bag’s two employees.

Belk Library is working with the North Carolina Digital Heritage Center to digitize every edition of the student newspaper dating to 1920.

As an entrepreneur, Michelle Ferrier has experienced startup pains and joys with her local food news site LocallyGrownNews.com. But as a researcher, she was puzzled as to why few people of color seem to make up the ranks of media entrepreneurs.