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As Carolina’s spring semester continues, it’s important to prioritize mental health and support those around you. Learn how #UNC is promoting mental health through resources, outreach and research unc.live/42SBYyc

UNC Research describes Renée Alexander Craft (FFP ’13) and Howard Craft’s shared commitment to storytelling at Carolina. The story details Renee Craft’s research on the Afro-Latin community’s performance tradition, “Congo,” creative projects, and more. endeavors.unc.edu/crafting-their…

Renée Alexander Craft and Howard Craft, professors of UNC Department of Communication, have built careers through stories, even before they met. After finding each other, they started writing their own story, which begins as many good ones do — unexpectedly. college.unc.edu/2025/02/crafti… 📝 UNC Research

Tar Heels are helping to make filmmaking more accessible for fellow #UNC students 🎥 "Our target audience is anyone who wants to learn more about a certain aspect of production," said MK Ware, VP of Carolina Film Association and UNC Department of Communication major. ow.ly/8cPO50Vg097

📹 Join us for the film screening of Hedwig and the Angry Inch (2001) followed by a Q&A with the filmmaker, screenwriter, and star of the film, John Cameron Mitchell. 🗓️ March 25 at 5:30pm 🏦 Howell 115

The UNC Department of Communication's Black Queer Studies Conference will take place April 4 –6. Sharon Holland (FFP ’25) will be in the panel on “Disciplinary Tensions.” Shannon Gonzalez (FFP ’23) will join the panel on “Policing Black Bodies.” go.unc.edu/Bx4a2

.UNC Department of Communication hosts Black Queer Studies Conference 2025 from April 4-6. Marking 25 years since Black Queer Studies at the Millennium, BQSC25 features panels, performances and more, free with registration. bqsc25.org

🎭 Mark your calendars for April 13-16 at 7:30 to see "Echography of Despair," an interdisciplinary performance envisioning the myth of Echo by Dr. Irina Kruchinina, starring members of the UNC COMM community. 🎟️ Reserve your free ticket in the linktree in our bio

BQSC 2025 starts tomorrow!! Make sure to check bqsc25.org to see all the amazing scholars coming to Chapel Hill #bqsc25 #conference #unc

Tomorrow, COMM PhD student Megan Foster debuts Fight Like Hell, a performance highlighting real stories of Black women who experienced reproductive injustice within the U.S. carceral system. Fight Like Hell opens April 11-12 from 7-9:30 in the Swain Black Box Theater.

🌟 Congratulations to COMM PhD students Jacob Smith and Daniel Russo for being awarded a Summer Research Fellowship from the Graduate School to pursue their dissertation research. Great job! #unc #uncgrad #comm #research

Congratulations to Dr. Megan Fitzmaurice and Dr. Jesica Wiley for receiving APPLES service-learning awards for their classes in development! COMM 473: Advanced Public Speaking and COMM 426: Communication and Community Work will be offered next academic term! #unc #faculty #award

This month, UNC hosted the 25th Black Queer Studies conference. This three-day conference had fantastic and generative conversations between the panelists and attendees. We are so thankful to the panelists, attendees, advisory board, and volunteers who made this event possible!

🗓️ Mark your calendar for our 2nd Annual Undergraduate and Graduate Research Symposium (aka COMM Day 🎉) on April 25 from 10-2 pm in Swain Hall. Join us to learn about the student research and creative projects in our department. Learn more on our website! #unc #COMMday

Support the COMM department today, and we'll send you exclusive UNC-COMM gifts, including stickers, tote bags, t-shirts, tassels, water bottles, and/or key chains! Your help will support student research and development at the heart of our department! Link in bio to donate!

🎓 We are so excited for graduation this Sunday in Memorial Hall! Our speaker will be Omisade Burney-Scott, creator of The Black Girls’ Guide to Surviving Menopause, a multimedia project seeking to share the stories of Black women and femmes over 50. #OmisadeBurney-Scott #unc

UNC Department of Communication professor E. Chebrolu’s scholarship has analyzed issues of free speech and violence in manifestos, social media platforms, and blogs. Chebrolu's Faculty Fellowship project “The Vigilant Disposition” is a retrospective on racial discourse throughout the 2010s.