SOJC grad lands News21 journalism fellowship
Peyton Brooks, a 2023 SOJC graduate, was selected from a pool of 400 to be a Carnegie-Knight News21 fellows examining the impacts of the reversal of Roe v. Wade in this year’s cohort.
Experiential Learning
Award-winning photographer brings expertise to SOJC
Atiba Jefferson recently visited the School of Journalism and Communications for some classroom takeovers, student portfolio reviews, Canon product demos, a presentation of his work, and a hands-on student workshop at the local skate park.
What happened when I jumped into sports journalism
For five months Chloe Montague was fully focused on sports journalism, first as a Track Bureau student and then as an intern. This three-part series explores the opportunity and its impact on her.
My student club experience with Align Magazine
As a first-year public relations major, Ella Norton knew joining a club or two was going to enhance her college experience. What she learned surprised her, in a good way.
Journalism students cover World Press Freedom Day 2023
A team of journalism professors and students traveled to New York City to support press freedom and ensure protection and progress within the journalism industry.
The benefits of joining a professional organization
There are many benefits to joining a professional organization as a student, including the chance to meet and network with professionals in your major. Learn more in this article.
10 things I learned as a student writing coach
For two years, Chloe Montague worked as a student writing coach for the School of Journalism and Communication’s peer coaching program. She shares 10 things she learned about writing — and life.
Making a Difference in Ukraine
Students impact the lives of Ukrainians through creative collaboration with nonprofits like Rescue Now, an organization dedicated to helping elders evacuate war-torn areas.