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Dean Molleda discusses fake news on Klamath Falls NBC News

Apr

17

Dean Molleda discusses fake news on Klamath Falls NBC News

What Is Universe? conference delves into communication networks

Apr

16

What Is Universe? conference delves into communication networks

Alumnus Jake Swantko on winning an Oscar: ‘We just exploded’

Apr

16

Alumnus Jake Swantko on winning an Oscar: ‘We just exploded’

Thinking about the unthinkable

Apr

13

Thinking about the unthinkable

SOJC alumna lands on Hollywood’s Black List

Apr

13

SOJC alumna lands on Hollywood’s Black List

Nicole Dahmen on school shootings and photojournalism ethics

Apr

09

Nicole Dahmen on school shootings and photojournalism ethics

SOJC student named finalist for Harry S. Truman Scholarship

Apr

06

SOJC student named finalist for Harry S. Truman Scholarship

Damian Radcliffe says paying for news is important

Apr

06

Damian Radcliffe says paying for news is important

Ryan Knutson (journalism ’09) and Molly Bedford-Knutson (advertising ’08)

Apr

05

Ryan Knutson (journalism ’09) and Molly Bedford-Knutson (advertising ’08)

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Grad students capture Portland residents’ walking experiences for PedPDX
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?"

More Student Work

#LifeasaJStudent Blog

An open letter to all PR seniors: 5 truths about Portfolio Reviews

Apr

13

An open letter to all PR seniors: 5 truths about Portfolio Reviews

Post by Nikki Kesaris Photos by Jeff Collet Dear

How to light your videos like a pro

Mar

22

How to light your videos like a pro

Story and photos by Bryan Rodriguez One of many

On air with a KWVA radio host and producer

Mar

14

On air with a KWVA radio host and producer

Story by Savanna Cyr Photos by Nina Compeau “What’s

5 takeaways from the Freedom of Expression student roundtable

Mar

07

5 takeaways from the Freedom of Expression student roundtable

Story by Carly Belin Photos by Emma Oravecz Freedom

Feb

14

A freedom-of-expression story from The Daily Emerald’s archives

What is your story arc?

Feb

08

What is your story arc?

When we tell stories, we create characters with clear

More Blog Posts

Published Faculty and Student Work

Mar

22

10 tips for setting up your LinkedIn profile

5 social media trends for journalists to watch in the Middle East

Mar

09

5 social media trends for journalists to watch in the Middle East

Mass shooting photos test our ethics

Mar

08

Mass shooting photos test our ethics

When the media covers mass shootings, would depicting carnage make a difference?

Feb

23

When the media covers mass shootings, would depicting carnage make a difference?

From Boll Weevils to Axemen, names matter

Feb

15

From Boll Weevils to Axemen, names matter

10 seminal moments in the history of audio storytelling

Feb

13

10 seminal moments in the history of audio storytelling

Advertising students review Super Bowl ads on The Drum

Feb

07

Advertising students review Super Bowl ads on The Drum

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

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