SOJC alum Jonathan Bach ’16 will discuss his new book about the Bend housing crisis, “High Desert, Higher Costs,” with Associate Professor Brent Walth at Powell’s Books in Portland on April 29.
Portland Timbers CEO Heather Davis ’98 reflects on how her time at the SOJC has helped her throughout her career, from the Oval Office and law school to the NFL.
Ken Doctor ’79 has launched a new digital news site in Eugene modeled after his Pulitzer Prize–winning site in Santa Cruz, California. Lookout Eugene-Springfield will cover local news and sports.
The Business of Journalism is an SOJC class that teaches students the ins and outs of running a successful and sustainable freelance journalism business. Guest speakers offer tips and advice.
SOJC alums Madi Steele ’14 (advertising) and Arturo Onesto Jr. ’14 (journalism) were featured in an Undergraduate Education and Student Success story about PathwayOregon graduates thriving in their jobs.
The work of photographer Rosanne Olson ’82 will be featured in the Minot State University Concert Choir’s performance of “Crossings: Toward the Light.” She has a master’s in journalism from the SOJC.
SOJC journalism students and faculty traveled to New York City to learn tips and advice from media professionals, including reporters, podcasters, editors, producers, and content creators.
Oregonian Executive Editor and SOJC Hall of Achievement inductee Therese Bottomly will retire in August after 42 years at the state's largest newspaper. She graduated summa cum laude from the SOJC in 1983.
Luke Walker ’24, a dual master’s graduate of the Immersive Media Communication and Strategic Communication master’s programs, suggested improvements to NASA’s video game strategy.
