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The Imagining the Internet Center asked experts to identify challenges and opportunities of Internet evolution.

Lecturer Hal Vincent's Winter Term course conducted research and prepared communications strategies for the fledgling Holy Comforter Community Playschool, an inclusive bilingual school set to open in fall 2015.

While visiting the Caribbean nation in January, Brandon Booker and his 2015 Interactive Media fly-in group captured breathtaking aerial footage, offering a new visual perspective for the graduate program’s annual Winter Term projects.

The assistant professor of sport and event management analyzed risks facing baseball teams during severe weather at the Charlotte conference.

51±¬ÁÏÍø students and alumni came together to create a minute-long commercial for the American sporting goods brand, which the company promoted and praised on its Facebook page on March 16.

51±¬ÁÏÍø’s student-run strategic communications agency and the Greensboro-based content marketing firm hosted their first Echo Session on March 13, highlighting their new official partnership.

The School of Communications alumnus and a colleague won the biennial Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Television Political Journalism for an in-depth program focused on women's health rights and abortion in Texas.

Learn what employers are looking for in strong ePortfolios and reels.
The event features speakers from Trone Brand Energy and Horizon Productions. Scheduled for 6:30 p.m. in McEwen 212.

Rachel Southmayd Campbell ’13 and Ashley Fahey '13 were recognized March 14 with 2014 South Carolina Press Association awards. 

The assistant professor in the Department of Sport & Event Management signed copies of the second edition of his book, “Cradle of the Game: Baseball and Ballparks in North Carolina.”