Wonderful news! Evan Gershkovich, the Moscow correspondent of the Wall Street Journal, is a free man after being released from jail in Russia. Evan should never have been jailed in the first place. He was wrongfully...
More than two years in the making and 14 thousand words long, associate journalism professor Pablo Calvi’s latest journalistic work blends traditional shoe-leather reporting with the artistry of literary journalism. The...
Ruobing Li, assistant professor of mass communication at the School of Communication and Journalism, is one of five Stony Brook faculty to win the Stony Brook Trustees Faculty Award. The award is designed to support...
A team of faculty from the School of Communication and Journalism recently published a paper that continues to explore how social media impacts health behavior. “It is increasingly apparent that social media has...
Echo chambers. Gender identity. Mom-and-Pop shops in Chinatown. These vastly different topics all converge in one place: social media. At the School of Communication and Journalism, many of this spring’s graduating mass...
George Giokas, an adjunct professor in the School of Communication and Journalism, has received the 2023-2024 SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Adjunct Teaching. The School’s longest-serving adjunct, Giokas has...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools like ChatGPT and Google Gemini are transforming how content is created, and creating new problems around privacy and truth. At the same time, these tools can be incredibly useful in...
Book bans, redlining in Suffolk County and the Setalcott Nation’s fight for federal recognition. These are just a few of the stories journalism students from the School of Communication and Journalism covered for their...
While student reporters across the country have been covering on-campus protests, a team of 10 journalism students and two recent graduates developed a toolkit about how to report on and build resilience during times of...
Tim Giorlando, a mass communication and political science major, delivered the traditional student commencement speech at Stony Brook University’s commencement ceremony. In his remarks, he reminisced about the...
Brenda Hoffman, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs at the School of Communication and Journalism, received a Stony Brook Excellence in Educational Effectiveness Award. The award recognizes members of the university...
A new book by Musa al-Gharbi, assistant professor at the School of Communication and Journalism, explores how and why knowledge economy professionals and institutions espouse progressive ideas connected to social...
By Sarah Baxter A visiting fellow from Ukraine has revealed how she shared lessons from Stony Brook University with students while sheltering from Russian attacks. Iryna Domnenko was lecturing journalism students on...
Sarah Baxter, director of the Marie Colvin Center for International Reporting, participated in a discussion about Ukrainian journalism following a screening of a documentary. Baxter, an award-winning international...
This summer, the School of Communication and Journalism will welcome journalism educators from around the country to campus for the annual Solutions Journalism Educators Academy. This is the first time the event will...
Baseball and public housing. Psychiatric treatment facilities. Classical music’s transformation from an elitist genre into something for everyone. These are just a few of the themes students from Stony Brook’s...
Laura Lindenfeld, dean of the School of Communication and Journalism and executive director of the Alda Center for Communicating Science, recently published a chapter about the growing emphasis on food and how food is...
The Alan Alda Center for Communicating Science is featured in an online tool that showcases and compares public engagement training programs in the United States. The dashboard aims to help various stakeholders...