The new name aligns more closely with the School's expanding degree programs and with the increased demand for professionals from communication-related disciplines.
The journalism faculty member will attend a Data Bootcamp for Educators program to learn more about how to ensure that his students are prepared to use data effectively in their reporting.
Brianne Ledda placed in the top 20 in the national competition for feature writing for her piece about the legacy of slavery on Long Island, which was produced for a class last year.
Despite the severe limitations put in place to protect Stony Brook students, School of Journalism students broadcasted more shows this semester than ever before. While they couldn’t travel to cover stories as they have...
On October 30, the School of Journalism dean will discuss the role that the media have played in this election cycle and what has turned into a never-ending news cycle.
The former Chief Digital Officer of New York City will discuss “What Comes Next? Lessons on Digital Innovation Six Months into the Pandemic” on September 16.
Dr. Laura Lindenfeld, Professor of Journalism and Executive Director of the Alan Alda Center for Communicating Science, has been appointed Dean of the School of Journalism effective immediately, announced Minghua Zhang...
The Long Island Pine Barrens is part of a special ecoregion that begins in southern New Jersey and stretches across Suffolk County and Cape Cod, Massachusetts. It is considered one of New York’s most important...
Joel Weber, editor of Bloomberg Businessweek, one of the leading brands in business journalism, will be the featured speaker at the School of Journalism’s My Life As Speaker Series on Monday, October 21, at 7:30...
The Stony Brook University School of Journalism’s My Life As Speaker Series returns on Monday, September 23, with Laura Helmuth, Health and Science Editor at The Washington Post. She will discuss how science writers try...
May 2019 was another entertaining Stony Brook community experience for students participating in the Dr. Seuss-themed Roth Regatta, now it in its 30th year. Journalism School students covered the event live, testing...
For the second year in a row, a Stony Brook University student has been awarded a Dow Jones News Fund internship. Brianne Ledda, a rising junior, is one of 79 undergraduate and graduate students placed in paid...
In the last years of his life, renowned financial journalist Marshall Loeb wasn’t shy about the future of the industry in which he built his career, especially with his son, serial entrepreneur Michael Loeb. “What he...
Rebecca Liebson, a graduating senior in the Stony Brook University School of Journalism, has been named a 2019 New York Times Fellow. More than 5,000 candidates from around the world applied for 22 positions in the...
As a Sikh-American woman with an interest in digital media, Guneet Singh ’19 is determined to bring diversity to television viewers. “I hope to work in the television industry and want to create and write shows that...
One guest is a “serial entrepreneur” with a background and pedigree in traditional journalism; the other is an award-winning marketing guru who has spearheaded some of the industry’s largest global marketing campaigns...
Stony Brook University’s School of Journalism and College of Business will host a special event featuring entrepreneurs Michael Loeb and Bonin Bough on Wednesday, February 13, at 2:30 pm in the Wang Center Theater...