School of Journalism and Communication

Harvard climate change expert to explore storytelling as a solution
October 31
Decline in local news has civic leaders worried, report finds
The UO's Agora Journalism Center does first assessment of Oregon's news ecosystem
October 17
First woman AFL-CIO president to discuss workers’ rights
Liz Schuler, an SOJC graduate, also will be inducted into its Hall of Achievement
October 12
SOJC dean named this year's recipient of national PR honor
Juan-Carlos Molleda will receive the Pathfinder Award in December in New York City
October 5
Lorie Acio is on the Fast Track at MSNBC
The 2011 Clark Honors College graduate and journalism major is making headlines for her company's work in racial healing
September 26
SOJC students’ podcast explores experiences of wildfire
The five-episode series offers a range of perspectives and experiences on the 2020 fires
September 9
SOJC students visit New Orleans to cover real-world stories
Professor Ed Madison and five students captured stories about its culture and resilience
August 22
A person’s true feelings can be revealed in language patterns
A new study by an SOJC prof examines the intersection of deception, dehumanization and language
August 1
Professor offers prescription to better explain climate and health
New England Journal of Medicine paper explores ways to discuss health and climate change
July 18
Students in the sports media program take on the Worlds
School of Journalism and Communication students are creating content for the event
July 12
Kayvon Thibodeaux: the “modern” athlete
Kayvon Thibodeaux’s JREAM foundation focuses on instilling confidence and educating the youth in Southern California