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News from the School of Journalism and Communication

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

A videographer holding a video camera is backlit in a dark room (By Kyle Loftus from Pexels).

June 26, 2021

JLI Young Storytellers - Tevin Tavares

A white cake with burning candles sits in front of a purple background (photo credit Jassy McKinley).

June 26, 2021

OR Magazine releases its 10th Anniversary edition

Behind prison bars lies an empty prison bed with white sheets and a single pillow (By RODNAE Productions from Pexels).

June 26, 2021

SOJC team brings awareness to harsh juvenile sentencing

A person wearing a pink and orange outfit adjusts the virtual reality headset over their eyes (By Sound On from Pexels).

June 26, 2021

Virtual reality could help put the empathy back in pandemic life

A blue pen on top of a copy of a Cottage Grove Sentinel newspaper (by Chantelle Meyer For The Sentinel).

June 26, 2021

SOJC alum Damien Sherwood named editor of the Cottage Grove Sentinel

An illustration of a phone with the tiktok app opened to the nose job hashtag (Design by Emily Burack. Screenshot via TikTok, hand via mikroman6/Getty Images.)

June 26, 2021

The Danger of That #NoseJob Trend on TikTok

A person in a beige sweatshirt looks at their phone while laying on their bed (By Eren Li from Pexels).

June 26, 2021

How journalism can empower and engage audiences without making them feel depressed

A person wearing a yellow shirt reads a news story on a computer (By Ivan Samkov from Pexels).

June 26, 2021

Building loyalty and revenues from younger readers through local content

A protester at a Black Lives Matter protest holds up a sign that reads 'when will it end?' (By Kelly Lacy from Pexels).

June 26, 2021

Experts discuss ‘What is a protest?’ amid ongoing Portland unrest

Tim Gleason, looks out at a University of Oregon athletic field, wearing a black ball cap and black face mask.

June 26, 2021

Following SOJC professor Tim Gleason's retirement, UO launches search to find next academic-athletic liaison