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Todd Milbourn and Lisa Heyamoto receive Agora Faculty Innovation Fellowship

Story by Carly Belin The Agora Journalism Center has

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Three SOJC students win investigative journalism award

Story and photo by Aaron Nelson UO School of

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Combined Culture: Kendrick Lamar’s “Lust” Inspires Powerful Short Film

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SOJC students earn scholarships to study abroad

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SOJC names three new Hall of Achievement inductees

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‘Unvanished’ project sheds light on the modern life of American Indians

Story by Becky Hoag Photos courtesy of Torsten Kjellstrand

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Regina Lawrence receives UO Faculty Excellence Award

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Dave Koranda wins AAF Distinguished Advertising Educator Award

Story by Aaron Nelson The American Advertising Federation selected

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MediaShift coverage of C.W. Anderson’s Demystifying Media talk

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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?"