Media & Communications Articles
Student’s Vibrant Vision for the Future Coming into Focus
Annie Neal is on a fast track to graduate, the latest step on a journey to success for the advertising major and photographer from Portland
Sexism and the Woman Journalist
Q & A with former New Yorker editor Tina Brown, who visits in February for the Center for the Study of Women in Society’s fiftieth anniversary
Sundance Lessons: Filmmaker Masami Kawai Rises
The cinema studies professor brings the inspiration of Robert Redford’s movie institute to the classroom and the set
New Master’s Meets the Demand for Virtual Virtuosos
A new immersive media communication master’s envisions an exciting reality for creative careers
Wrestle Wolves. Regale Trees. It’s Self-Care the Viking Way.
Thorfinn from the CBS series “Ghosts”—aka Devan Long—offers tips for being fit as a pirate Norseman
Four ways to avoid polluting the social media ecosystem
Students in Whitney Phillips’s J-397 Media Ethics class explore ethical problems in media such as privacy and violence
Lorie Acio is on the Fast Track at MSNBC
The 2011 Clark Honors College graduate and journalism major is making headlines for her company's work in racial healing
Insider’s View: Paul Swangard
This summer holds special meaning for NBC broadcaster and “the voice of Hayward Field”
Movies That Move You
From UO theater to Hollywood, from teaching to creating award-winning documentary films, it wasn’t a straight path for Skye Fitzgerald