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Aug

Student profile: How a brain tumor changed Zac Neel’s life for the better

Aug

OR Magazine’s 2017 issue highlights acts of resistance in Oregon

Aug

SOJC faculty and students present at AEJMC in Chicago

Story by Patty Jenness UO School of Journalism and

Aug

Seth Lewis investigates digital news production and artificial intelligence

If you ask Seth Lewis, he will tell you that

Aug

SOJC honored as one of 10 founding members of ASJMC

Story by Eric Schucht The UO School of Journalism

Jul

Meet Seungahn Nah, the SOJC’s new associate dean of graduate affairs and research

Story by Margaret Connors On July 1, Seungahn Nah

Jul

FLUX Magazine explores democracy using engagement journalism

Jul

SOJC student video wins a Northwest College Emmy

Story by Eric Schucht Three UO School of

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Professor sees a rebirth of journalism using new approaches

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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?"