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Cook, a 2015 ������Ƶ graduate and 2018 graduate of the university's Interactive Media program, has found success as a graphic designer based in Durham.

To conclude this year’s study away course in the Caribbean, Interactive Media students hosted presentations on Jan. 24 to highlight their Projects for the Public Good supporting Barbados Red Cross and Lifelong Skills Training Inc.

The School of Communications faculty members introduced a new method, coherency network analysis, to delve into the dynamics of social media text.

The associate professor of journalism has published two episodes and both cracked Apple Podcasts’ top 100 News Commentary ranking.

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.

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.

Assistant Professor Rebecca Bagley and Associate Professor Nicole Triche advised student teams that captured first-place honors in the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication contest.

Candidates from graduate-level programs in the Dr. Jo Watts Williams School of Education, Martha and Spencer Love School of Business and School of Communications celebrated their achievements during a joint Commencement ceremony May 17 in Alumni Gym.

During the May 16 event, the graduate students in ������Ƶ’s Interactive Media master’s program presented their thesis projects to professionals, faculty, staff, family and friends.

The cinema and television arts alum earned a top-prize award in the Broadcast Education Association’s 2023 Festival of Media Arts, an international digital media and broadcast competition for faculty and students that received more than 1,650 entries this year.