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Philip Merrill College of Journalism
September 17, 2024
In a New Memoir, Trailblazer Connie Chung ’69 Recounts Battling Misogyny and Racism to Reach the Pinnacle of TV News
August 08, 2024
Students Celebrate Successful Summer Internships at Voter Education and Mobilization Nonprofits
July 10, 2024
Journalism Professor’s Book Shows Convergence of Russian Propaganda and American Media
May 15, 2024
Student Commencement Speaker, Journalism Major Encourages Perseverance, Connection
May 01, 2024
Journalism Professor’s New Book Details How ‘Mechanical Brains’ Paved Path for Modern-Day Coverage
April 23, 2024
First Study of Its Kind in State Finds News Agenda Driven by Official, Establishment Voices
April 09, 2024
Institute Will Support Interdisciplinary Research and Education That Promote Responsible Use of AI and Prepare Future Workforce for AI-Infused World
April 04, 2024
Journalism Lecturer Helps Students Communicate Clearly—and In-Person—in the Age of Social Media
March 29, 2024
AP Project Into Use of Force Included 200+ Merrill College Students, Faculty, Staff
March 28, 2024
Couple’s Donations Fund Voter Mobilization, Internship Program During Critical Election Year
March 25, 2024
Journalism Professor Who Covered Team Recounts Highlights of 30-year Ownership Tenure
March 14, 2024
Nobel Peace Prize Winner Awarded Inaugural Prize From Merrill College
February 23, 2024
Sports Journalist’s Podcast Links Women’s Success in Careers to Experiences on the Field and Court
February 07, 2024
Student Journalists Examine Impacts of ‘Race and Place’ on Decisions
February 06, 2024
UMD Professor Co-Produces Film on Efforts to End Co-opting of Native American Names and Images
December 06, 2023
Researchers Say Trust Deficit, Partisan Divide Aren’t So Cut-and-Dried