Remembrances pour in for Barry Hollander, longtime Grady College journalism professor
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Date: January 31, 2018
Recipients named for Giving Voice to Voiceless grants
The Giving Voice to the Voiceless Fund, created to support projects that shed light on unattended societal problems and promote social justice and global understanding, has named three 2019 grant recipients and two honorable mention recipients. Abha Rai, Sarah Warui and a team composed of Laural Hiatt, Heather Pieper and Yolanda Machado will receive money to […]learn more
Cylla Senii savors success on ‘Situationships’
Even though Cylla Senii (ABJ ’13) is known today as a writer, director, producer and actor, she uses her major from Grady College—advertising—every day. Senii has found success early in her career as the woman-of-many-hats of a weekly show called “Situationships,” which can be found on all of the BET digital platforms. She credits her […]learn more
Two Grady students selected as new Tieger Fellows in Public Affairs Communications
Students to conduct media relations for the nation’s first Public Affairs Communications program The University of Georgia Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication announced the selection of two new Tieger Fellows for the spring of 2019: Madison Gable and Anna Leigh Herndon. The Tieger Fellowship supports the mission of the College’s first-in-the-nation Public Affairs […]learn more
#GradyGrit: Meet Akyra Kelley
Editor’s Note: #GradyGrit is a new series of profiles of Grady College students who show determination, leadership and outreach to the community. Search “#GradyGrit” on the Grady College website for additional profiles. What made you choose advertising? I initially did not want to be an advertising major; I preferred public relations, but when I applied to Grady […]learn more
Grady College love story: Ben and Paula Bolton
Mentors often remind college students to maintain the bonds and relationships built during years on campus. Usually, they remind an audience how current classmates will be important to each other’s stories after college. This was especially true for Ben Bolton (ABJ ’14), from Savannah, Georgia, and Paula Rotondo (ABJ ’14), from Marietta, Georgia, who first […]learn more