Story highlights new Oregon newsrooms stepping in to fill the void in local journalism as other media retreat.

A study group, which included the SOJC’s Damian Radcliffe, hosted five webinars with experts. All agree that the current system of local news reporting is broken and it’s time for a reset.

Instructor Lisa Peyton shares five tools at the intersection of extended reality and artificial intelligence that are driving a content revolution.

We sat down with Professor Peter Laufer, the James Wallace Chair of Journalism and longtime journalism advocate, to gather tips for conducting the most effective journalistic interview.

Liz Saint-John with KCBS spoke with Laufer the 30th anniversary of the UN General Assembly's proclamation of World Press Freedom Day.

“I help students settle in, not settle down, but settle in,” Senyo Ofori-Parku, SOJC assistant professor, said. “So they feel like they have control over where they want to go.”

Whitney Phillips, assistant professor of media studies, shares tips everyone can use to decide what kind of content to share on social media.