College of Arts & Sciences

Even zombie meals follow some rules. At least that’s the argument Melissa Francis, a graduate student with an interest in zombies presented in her final project for CJ 502. Her project, “Zombies and Brains: Food and Humans as Food in Zombie Films and...

When graduate Dominic Aragon talks about NASCAR racing his eyes light up. The Communication and Journalism major lives hundreds of miles from the nearest NASCAR race track. So how did Aragon get full media accreditation to interview drivers and work...

Renee Reeves won first place in the Joe and Steve Mercer Memorial Scholarship Speech Tournament, sponsored by the Department of Communication and Journalism, recently. Reeves, a liberal arts major, won $1,000 for her speech titled, “Homelessness in New...

The University of New Mexico honors three integral and well-recognized members of the campus community with Honorary Degrees during its 2016 Undergraduate Commencement ceremonies on Saturday, May 14 at 9 a.m. at Wise Pies Arena aka. The Pit. Honorees...

The Society of Professional Journalists cited New Mexico News Port for three awards in its regional Mark of Excellence award contest, which honors the best of college journalism. News Port was the first place winner in Online News Reporting, for its...

Communication & Journalism Professor of Practice Mike Marcotte and Instructor Carolyn Flynn are co-teaching C&J 393 this semester. The elective course is an exploration of how student multimedia writers might combine their skill and knowledge of a...

Two University of New Mexico professors, who are also husband and wife, will travel to the other side of the world this summer to teach and do research at the University of Tasmania (UTAS). One half of this duo is Tema Milstein, a UNM Presidential...

It’s rare that a commercial magazine reprints an academic paper, but the British magazine Gym Class is reprinting an article, “’That’s Part of What We Do’ : The Performative Power of Vogue’s Anna Wintour” that UNM assistant professor of Communication &...

Jamal Martin, director of Peace and Justice Studies, and lecturer in Africana Studies and clinical assistant professor in Family and Community Medicine, speaks on “The Built Environment and Population Health Inequities under ‘Settler Colonialism’ in...

Emile Nakhleh, research professor and coordinator of National Security Programs at the University of New Mexico, speaks about political Islam, the Sunni-Shiite Divide and the continuing threats from ISIS Wednesday, Nov. 11 at 12 p.m. in the Communication...