Featured Student Work

See SOJC students' outstanding work, from published articles and research to award-winning videos and campaigns.

“Numb In America,” a student-created short film about American gun violence in schools, earns the filmmakers a college Emmy nomination.
 Story by Katherine SmithVideo by Aaron NelsonFind the yardstick; show people how things should be, and then show them how things really are.
Story by Richard PercyMohammad 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.”
Story by Zach PutnamVideo by Zach Putnam and David MacKay
Multimedia Journalism Master’s students get to the bottom of a Forest Service map that shows Portland as a toxic-air hotspot.
Student-led advertising agency launches Reset the Code to create positive change in the face of discrimination, hate and fear.
 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.