School of Journalism and Mass Communications
We teach communication in all its forms — from enduring, time-tested techniques to the limitless frontiers of digital media. Our programs span the visual and the textual, the informative and the persuasive, preparing undergraduate and graduate students alike to excel as thoughtful, adaptable communicators in a rapidly changing world.
New Home for New Media
We were founded in 1923, making us one of the oldest communications schools in the country. We’re proud of that and of our brand new, state-of-the-art building in the heart of campus.
News and Announcements
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The Buchheit Family Lecture
Valerie Bauerlein, Wall Street Journal reporter and author of “The Devil at His Elbow,” discussed the intricacies of the Alex Murdaugh murder trial.
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AI and FOIA focus of award-winning research
Eric Robinson is helping shape the future of transparency in government as AI becomes more integrated into public information processes.
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Ad team places third in district competition
After months of strategic planning, collaboration and dedicated effort, the 15-member team secured third place overall and also received the prestigious Mosaic Award.
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Advertising alumnus keynotes USC AI conference
Jeff Charney — the brand strategist behind the Aflac duck and Progressive’s Flo — gave the keynote on how AI is transforming creative industries.
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Broadcast students win Student Production Awards
Nine students won awards, previously known as student Emmys, for work produced in the capstone course Carolina News.
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Visual storytelling takes center stage
Continuing a tradition of success, students garnered 10 awards at the AEJMC Festival of Visual & Interactive Media awards.
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Academic Opportunities
Our graduate and undergraduate degrees prepare you to excel in any communication field with confidence and adaptability. From media to strategy to skills, our programs prepare you to communicate with impact.
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When we surveyed three graduating classes...
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95%
Preparation
Agreed their major taught them to value professional roles and responsibilities.
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96%
Beyond the Classroom
Said they were provided opportunities for experiental learning or "learning by doing."
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96%
The Future
Felt equipped to excel in careers and advanced education.
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Student Showcase
Our students report the news, write travel blogs, publish videos, design ads and produce entire marketing plans. As a result, they end up with an outstanding portfolio for internships and job opportunities.
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