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Advertising students win international Climate Action Challenge

Jan

26

Advertising students win international Climate Action Challenge

Torsten Kjellstrand’s storytelling work with native cultures

Jan

25

Torsten Kjellstrand’s storytelling work with native cultures

Jan

16

Soccer Strong: Oregon Quarterly profile of John Strong ‘07

Mark Blaine named interim director of Media Center for Science and Technology

Jan

15

Mark Blaine named interim director of Media Center for Science and Technology

Professor of Practice Mark Blaine has been selected to serve

Kyu Ho Youm’s work reshaped free speech laws worldwide

Jan

12

Kyu Ho Youm’s work reshaped free speech laws worldwide

Jan

10

MediaShift honors Shontz and Thier as innovative educators

Jan

09

Alumni profile: Brock Kirby’s rising star in advertising

Story by Eric Schucht In 2015, UO School of

Jesse Abdenour’s research on quality of TV investigative journalism

Jan

03

Jesse Abdenour’s research on quality of TV investigative journalism

Nominate an ethical journalist for the Ancil Payne Award

Jan

02

Nominate an ethical journalist for the Ancil Payne Award

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DEQ Has Oregon in Dirty Hot Water

After the Alton Sterling shooting, SOJC student Chandler Carroll didn’t know how to feel. Then the Philando Castillo shooting happened. As a mixed-race suburban kid with tattoos and darker melanin, all he could think was, “That could have been me.”

Find out more about the making of "Am I Next?"
Allen Hall Advertising’s Reset the Code campaign!

After the Alton Sterling shooting, SOJC student Chandler Carroll didn’t know how to feel. Then the Philando Castillo shooting happened. As a mixed-race suburban kid with tattoos and darker melanin, all he could think was, “That could have been me.”

Find out more about the making of "Am I Next?"
Zach Putnam's short video doc on LGBTQ members in Evangelical church - featured in The Atlantic!

After the Alton Sterling shooting, SOJC student Chandler Carroll didn’t know how to feel. Then the Philando Castillo shooting happened. As a mixed-race suburban kid with tattoos and darker melanin, all he could think was, “That could have been me.”

Find out more about the making of "Am I Next?"
The Kenton Lead Blob* documentary

After the Alton Sterling shooting, SOJC student Chandler Carroll didn’t know how to feel. Then the Philando Castillo shooting happened. As a mixed-race suburban kid with tattoos and darker melanin, all he could think was, “That could have been me.”

Find out more about the making of "Am I Next?"
Kaylee Domzalski's article in Yes! magazine

After the Alton Sterling shooting, SOJC student Chandler Carroll didn’t know how to feel. Then the Philando Castillo shooting happened. As a mixed-race suburban kid with tattoos and darker melanin, all he could think was, “That could have been me.”

Find out more about the making of "Am I Next?"
Gateway III investigates voters' trust in the media

After the Alton Sterling shooting, SOJC student Chandler Carroll didn’t know how to feel. Then the Philando Castillo shooting happened. As a mixed-race suburban kid with tattoos and darker melanin, all he could think was, “That could have been me.”

Find out more about the making of "Am I Next?"

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Four time-management tips from a busy double-major

Jan

25

Four time-management tips from a busy double-major

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Working with real-world clients in Allen Hall Public Relations

Jan

18

Working with real-world clients in Allen Hall Public Relations

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Why every videographer should get a drone pilot license

Jan

11

Why every videographer should get a drone pilot license

PR students gain industry insight on #GoldenGateDucks trip

Jan

05

PR students gain industry insight on #GoldenGateDucks trip

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Why you should learn about solutions journalism

Dec

21

Why you should learn about solutions journalism

Story and photos by Brittany Norton In November, I

Nine hopes I have for the new Media Center for Science and Technology

Dec

14

Nine hopes I have for the new Media Center for Science and Technology

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Published Faculty and Student Work

Journalism master’s student’s cover story on Gov. Kate Brown

Jan

26

Journalism master’s student’s cover story on Gov. Kate Brown

Oregon Quarterly: SOJC student Mai Bak’s ‘Blazing a Trail’

Jan

22

Oregon Quarterly: SOJC student Mai Bak’s ‘Blazing a Trail’

The media habits of Millennials, Generation Z and the rest of us

Dec

05

The media habits of Millennials, Generation Z and the rest of us

How to do better journalism for solutions stories

Nov

29

How to do better journalism for solutions stories

Why J-schools should teach more business skills

Nov

29

Why J-schools should teach more business skills

IJnet publishes piece by Catalyst Journalism Project student

Nov

27

IJnet publishes piece by Catalyst Journalism Project student

Is local news on the cusp of a renaissance?

Oct

24

Is local news on the cusp of a renaissance?

Peter Laufer: UO institute demonstrates UNESCO’s value

Oct

23

Peter Laufer: UO institute demonstrates UNESCO’s value

Charlie Butler’s Oregon Quarterly story about Willie Taggart

Oct

19

Charlie Butler’s Oregon Quarterly story about Willie Taggart

The Student’s Holy Grail: Part-Time Employment

Oct

17

The Student’s Holy Grail: Part-Time Employment

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