Communication & Journalism

The University of New Mexico Communication and Journalism Department recently held a national conference on "Race and Media" that explored racial identities and the treatment of people of color in a wide range of topics. interdisciplinary conference...

Sami Shakir will present a talk on Islam and the Middle East and the history that shaped current events on Wed. Oct. 14 at noon in Communication & Journalism room 256.

The Online News Association, the world’s largest association of online journalists, has named the New Mexico News Port, a student journalism lab in the Communication & Journalism Department at the University of New Mexico, as grand prize winner in its...

Sayyed Shah, a Ph.D. student in the Department of Communication and Journalism at UNM, speaks at noon on Wednesday, Sept. 30 in Mitchell Hall, room 102. Shah, who presents a talk titled “Identity, Religion and Politics: The Impact of War in the Middle...

“I was fourteen or fifteen when I went to Disneyland with my cousin, said Jocelyn Moya. We were watching the parades and she said you can work at Disney when you are in college. I said, no, you are crazy,” But Moya’s cousin wasn’t crazy. She planted the...

The road to graduation is not always a straight one. Forty two years after first enrolling at the University of New Mexico, Jean Ellen Whatley finally received her bachelor’s degree in journalism this spring. The comeback kid had started and stopped her...

University of New Mexico’s University College (UC) joined forces with the Anderson School of Management and the Department of Communication and Journalism to offer Business Boot Camp, an eight-week course that connects entrepreneurial minded students ...

The University of New Mexico Communication & Journalism Department recently hosted the Joe and Steve Mercer Memorial Scholarship Speech Tournament, which is open to all UNM students.  Tournament Director Judith Hendry said, "Although we only had...

The University of New Mexico Department of Communication & Journalism hosts Dr. Gary Kreps, George Mason University, presenting, "Humanizing Health Information Technology to Enhance Health Outcomes: promoting immediacy with artificial intelligence," on...

Built by people with values steeped in faith, Martineztown began as a getaway in the 1800s, only later to become a hidden suburb in an ever-sprawling Albuquerque cityscape.  San Ignacio and Second Presbyterian Church are two historical congregations that...