Student Work
Featured Student Work: “The Kenton Lead Blob*” documentary
Multimedia Journalism Master’s students get to the bottom of a Forest Service map that shows Portland as a toxic-air hotspot.
#ResettheCode: Allen Hall Advertising calls for inclusion with immersive campaign
Student-led advertising agency launches Reset the Code to create positive change in the face of discrimination, hate and fear.
Kaylee Domzalski’s article in Yes! magazine
Story and video by Jackson Dulzo
Last spring, Kaylee Domzalski was doing what many of her fellow SOJC journalism majors were doing – trying to get through Reporting I. She had no idea that a routine assignment would end up being her first professionally published piece.
Gateway III investigates voters' trust in the media
Story by Amanda Linares
Video by OR Media
This past summer, students enrolled in the third course of the Gateway to Media sequence joined forces to get more of their fellow UO students involved in this year’s election.
SOJC photojournalism class captures Election Day emotions
Story by Margaret Connors
Tuesday, Nov. 8, was a big day for the nation and for the world. It was also the first time that SOJC students from Professor of Practice Torsten Kjellstrand’s J-365 Intro to Photojournalism class had the opportunity to cover an event as significant as the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
Prisoners of Conscience
Story by Ryan Lund
Video by Angelina Hess, McKenzie Moran, Ryan Lund, and Matt Ishii
“You have to be very hopeful and optimistic on life, otherwise it will crush you.” —Endalk Chala
Before his racist Chinatown segment, Jesse Watters mocked UO students — and made a mockery of journalism
Story by Hannah Steinkopf-Frank
Featured Student Work: Gandhi Must Fall
A Multimedia Journalism Master’s student investigated the controversy surrounding a statue of Ghandi in Johannesburg, South Africa.