Congratulations to

Ashleigh Wade

on the release of 

Black Girl Autopoetics!

 

Congratulations to the Media Studies Class of 2024! 

We look forward to celebrating your achievements on May 18th!

Rising third year undergrads will be able to apply to the Media Studies major this summer between July 8 and August 6, 2024. A link to the application portal will be open on our web site throughout that period.

 

UVA Launches PhD in Media Studies!

details here 

Congratulations to

Ashleigh Wade

on the release of 

Black Girl Autopoetics!

 

Rising third year undergrads will be able to apply to the Media Studies major this summer between July 8 and August 6, 2024. A link to the application portal will be open on our web site throughout that period.

 

Congratulations to the Media Studies Class of 2024! 

We look forward to celebrating your achievements on May 18th!

UVA's Department of Media Studies analyzes media culture, technology, labor, literacy, policy, infrastructure, and inequity. Our goal is to provide students with the tools to evaluate and shape media. With global reach, our faculty and students examine media from a variety of perspectives that include media history, aesthetics and form, audience analysis, media uses, the impact of media on public opinion, and the relations between media and the law.

Annie Klein

Making a podcast for Celebrity Studies with Ellcessor was one of the best school experiences I’ve ever had. I loved that class and that project so much, and I’m so proud of what we made.

Claire Huddleston

One of my favorite UVA memories was Lighting of my Lawn as a fourth year this past December. It was so fun to be surrounded by my friends and the entire UVA community to see the beautiful, magical Holiday display. It was a gorgeous night filled with fun singing and dancing, and the lights shined magnificently.

Jacob Thomas Vanaman

While there is so much that made UVA special for me - the spaces, the classes, and the people - a few of my favorite experiences have been in the Music Department with: Noel Lobley, the kindest and most passionate professor I have ever met; Luke Dahl, who taught me to unlock the artistic freedom of technology; Fred Maus, without whom I would be less observant, less introspective, and less empathetic; John Dearth, whose words echo the warmest embrace and continue to remind me to "strive for tone"; Matthew Burtner, who challenged me to see and harness the beauty in the seemingly mundane; Joel

Siva Vaidhyanathan

My favorite class hang-out spot was the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York City, site of Late Night with Stephen Colbert, where I have had the pleasure of hanging out with hundreds of UVA Media Studies students who have taken my New York City January-term course.

Emily Angelotti

One of my favorite UVA memories was when we finally beat Virginia Tech at football! Not only did I get to rush the field (which had been on my bucket list), but one of my best friends who goes to VT came for the game as well. I spent the rest of the weekend showing her my favorite spots around Charlottesville. We got Bodo's, walked around IX art park, and hung out at the Twisted Branch Tea Bazaar. We even caught a concert at The Jefferson! The weekend felt like a walk down memory lane for me, but with the added excitement of my friend experiencing Charlottesville for the first time.

Summer Zhang

Favorite class at UVA: Media Policy with Professor Christopher Ali; it’s a very challenging class for sure, but I learned a lot about the policy side of Media Studies which showed me that media is so much more than just content and business. I am hoping to learn more about media policy when I move to DC after graduation.

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