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Stephanie Moeller’s path from college student to five-time Emmy–nominated producer reflects the lasting impact of her experience at ���ϲ�����.

Journalism major Charlotte Pfabe '27 is set to lead ���ϲ����� News Network as the executive director, bringing focus on community service and bridging the gap between student journalists and the public.

Through the Communications Fellows, Odyssey Program and the First Phoenix Society, Gabriela Alvarez '28 has embraced her identity as a first-generation student while pursuing opportunities that support both her academic goals and personal growth.

The 7 p.m. screening in Turner Theatre marks a milestone production for ���ϲ����� Student Television and showcases a student-led feature film years in the making.

The fifth annual event brought together nearly 300 attendees to discuss journalism, civic information and the growing impact of AI, and honored transparency champions committed to protecting open government and press freedom.

The assistant professor of journalism helped shed new light on screen representation and North Carolina civil rights history.

The student-run news organization earned national recognition at the Associated Collegiate Press National College Media Conference in San Francisco. The honors highlight the strength of ���ϲ�����’s student journalism across print, broadcast, digital and design categories.

The third annual event, held March 5 in Snow Family Grand Atrium, showcased student projects and faculty research that advance inclusive storytelling and community engagement.

More than 130 students networked with employers — including a strong contingent of ���ϲ����� alumni — during the annual networking event in the School of Communications.

Israel Balderas, assistant professor of journalism, provided live analysis on primary night for WGHP (FOX8) in High Point, North Carolina.