Faculty and students in the Department of Communication and Journalism explore the intersections of media, culture, and information. With divisions in Communication and Media Science, Humanities and Critical/Cultural Studies, and Journalism and Media Practices, the department cultivates a rich, interdisciplinary research and learning environment that equips students with the essential skills for advanced studies and diverse career paths.

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The Department of Communication and Journalism at Texas A&M provides students with a well-rounded education, while also focusing on vital communication skills that are in high-demand in industry. Clear communication is the cornerstone to our understanding, and one of the most sought-after skills from employers. A degree in communication and journalism equips students to succeed in the current workforce, no matter the field.

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From left, Dr. Darrel Wanzer-Serrano, associate professor in the Department of Communication & Journalism and director of the Race and Ethnic Studies Institute; Dr. Omar Rivera, associate professor in the Department of Philosophy, associate dean for Faculty Initiatives, and director of Hispanic-Serving Institution Initiatives; and Dr. Wendy Jepson, a Chancellor’s EDGES Fellow and University Professor in the Department of Geography and director of Environmental Programs and Environment and Sustainability Initiatives.

With the support of a grant from the Mellon Foundation, Texas A&M’s College of Arts and Sciences will launch a national center of excellence in humanities-based and community-engaged research on the social impact of environmental crises.

Megan in a black graduation gown and cap smiling proudly, wearing a "First Generation" stole and honor cords at a Texas A&M University graduation ceremony, with the gonfalon to her left.

From first-generation student to animal advocate, Megan Dabney ’24 overcame challenges to graduate summa cum laude and pursue a mission of change.

Students in the audience, listening intently to a Race and Ethnic Studies Institute-sponsored colloquium presented by Texas A&M University English Professor Vanita Reddy

In his first year as director of the Race and Ethnic Studies Institute, Dr. Darrel Wanzer-Serrano has made major updates and improvements to better position RESI as a research hub serving the broader Texas A&M campus and its faculty and students.