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How did you choose to study Journalism? I wanted to be a journalist since day one, never wanted to do anything else. People, places and ideas fascinate me. I am […]

Grady College is celebrating 50 years in the Journalism building. To do so, we’re taking a look back at the building’s history and the many changes it has undergone since […]

Virtual reality is no longer just a futuristic technology found only in sci-fi movies and video games. Now, VR programs are being used for treatment of PTSD, training medical students, […]

Charlotte Norsworthy, a Master’s degree student at Grady College, was inducted this semester into the Sphinx Society, which is recognized as UGA’s highest student honor. Norsworthy is in her first […]

Katie Gagliano, a breaking news and education reporter for The Acadiana Advocate (Lafayette, Louisiana), has been named the recipient of the 2019 Rollin M. “Pete” McCommons Award for Distinguished Community […]

Grady College is well represented in the latest International Communication Association (ICA) election. The organization is internationally renowned for promoting academic communication research. María Len-Ríos, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs […]

What made you choose EMST as a major?  I actually started college as a classic Pre-Med student, but always loved film & television. I believe I’ve always wanted to pursue […]

The Grady College’s 2019 Mobile News Lab completed its fall session with a projects showcase held Monday, Oct. 21. The extracurricular program is operated by the James M. Cox Jr. […]

Charlotte Norsworthy, a Master’s degree student, at the University of Georgia’s Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication, was inducted this semester into the Sphinx Society, which is recognized as […]

Grady College announced the selection of three new Tieger Fellows for the fall of 2019: Carter Chapman, Raini Singleton and Grace Wilbanks. The Tieger Fellowship supports the mission of the […]