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Find out what SOJC students, faculty, and alumni are up to on campus, on the national stage, and beyond. 

graphic image with the words Asian Desi Pacific Island American Heritage Month 2022 ADPI Month Special Feature Stories from One SOJC Student and One Alum

 

A sign over a doorway that reads, "Governor."
April 21
Oregon journalists are experimenting with new way to report on governor’s race
Image of a radio station's mic and audio controls, with a lighted "on air" sign in back.
April 14
Who is the 'public' in public media? And how far has public radio come from its initial promise?
Maeve Conner
April 11
Student Profile: Maeve Connor ’22 uses strategic communication for social change
A young woman with colorful hair clips at her computer.
April 7
Faculty research: Women say harassment is common when gaming online
Stills from popular tv shows
April 7
Why is TV suddenly obsessed with con stories?
Alli Weseman shoots photos
April 6
Why you should wait to go to graduate school
A person receives an injection
April 6
Article misleads on US goverment-funded Covid-19 vaccine advocacy
group of white men smiling
April 6
Alums rack up awards for work at the Lewiston Tribune
Screenshots of scenes from Ukraine as depicted on social media, including crowds, a woman standing in front of a tank, etc.
April 6
People are turning to TikTok and YouTube for 'authentic' first-hand accounts of Ukrainians fleeing conflict and life during wartime
Digital illustration of a row of Oscar statuettes.
April 6
Talking about the Oscars (sans the slap) with professor Mitchell Block: 94th Academy Awards by the numbers

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