Flux, Ethos and Daily Emerald take home Pacemaker Awards
The SOJC's Flux magazine won two Pacemaker awards for its 2015-16 edition, which explored issues of race and identity across campus.Story and photos by Amanda Linares
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The SOJC's Flux magazine won two Pacemaker awards for its 2015-16 edition, which explored issues of race and identity across campus.Francesca Fontana to be second Wall Street Journal Pensiero intern
Story and video by Amanda Linares
This year, more than 100 journalism students from across the country applied for The Wall Street Journal’s highly competitive internship, the F. James Pensiero Summer Reporting Internship.
Engagement journalism in action: Multimedia Journalism Master's program's partnership with Vanport Mosaic
Story by Richard Percy
Mohammad Alkhadher first got in touch with Laura Lo Forti through a Facebook group.
“The faculty and cohort are always sharing opportunities on there, and I've always been interested in the history of north Portland,” he says. “So when I saw that they needed help on a story about the founder of the Portland Black Panther Party, I was all-in.”
What happens when an Evangelical church welcomes LGBTQ members
Story by Zach Putnam
Video by Zach Putnam and David MacKay
High school journalists to get hands-on learning at Next Generation Storytelling camp
Story by Richard Percy
This summer the UO School of Journalism and Communication will offer a camp for high schoolers interested in pursuing journalism or communications at the college level. Anthony Whitten, the SOJC’s scholastic journalism outreach coordinator, brought the concept for the Next Generation Storytelling camp to Eugene when he joined the staff in 2016.
SOJC faculty's tips for spotting fake news
Story by Carleigh Oeth
“Post-truth.”