As part of the Department of Communication’s Alumni Spotlight series, we’re happy to welcome Alum Rayna McClendon back to Chapel Hill for Navigating the Film Industry with Rayna McClendon. She will be joined by faculty member Renee Jacqueline Alexander Craft … Continued

The Pushed Up The Mountain film screening is part of the Faculty Spotlight series in the Department of Communication. The images feature filmmaker and faculty member Julia Haslett and Department of Communication Chair Avi Santo. This event was presented in … Continued

Department of Communication Professor, Dr. Torin Monahan, and Department of Social Medicine & Center for Bioethics Professor, Dr. Jill Fisher, explore the challenges of navigating the academic job market as a dual-career couple in their latest article “Partnering Through It: … Continued

Department of Communication Ph.D. students Megan Foster and Khari Johnson have been accepted to the highly competitive Black Feminist Theory Summer Institute within Duke University’s Department of Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies. The Black Feminist Theory Summer Institute will take … Continued

During the week of January 24, Tuesday – Friday from 1 to 3p.m., the Dept. of Communication’s newly refurbished black box theatre space in Swain Hall will be open to the UNC community to experience a showing of some of … Continued

The Art Performance of Seoul Queer Collective features an exhibition, Freak Flag Fly, displayed in October 2022 by Department of Communication PhD Student Nam Soojung, who edited and translated work by SQC Kim Jungmin. FREAK In this exhibition, the Seoul … Continued

Thursday, February 16th 5:30-8pm in the Nelson Mandela Auditorium of the FedEx Global Education Center Join us for February’s Faculty Spotlight featuring the North Carolina premiere of Pushed Up The Mountain, a film by Department of Communication Faculty Julia Haslett in … Continued

Department of Communication Assistant Professor and Woody Durham Fellow Aaron Shapiro received a Junior Faculty Development Award from the Provost’s Office to advance his next book project: A Critical Study of the “subscription economy.” The subscription economy refers to businesses … Continued

The UNC Department of Communication welcomed four-time primetime Emmy nominated actress and alum Sharon Lawrence back to Chapel Hill for A Conversation with Sharon Lawrence. The event was held November 9th at 6:00pm in Murphey Hall in front of a … Continued