Lily McInerney, a senior journalism major with a multidisciplinary cultural analysis concentration, placed seventh in the nation in a recent Hearst Journalism Awards competition. McInerney placed in the multimedia...
In April, the School of Communication and Journalism (SoCJ) hosted its annual End of Year Celebration, recognizing graduating students, scholarship recipients and other high achievers. In addition to awarding...
Two students from the School of Communication and Journalism (SoCJ) were recently accepted to the Dow Jones News Fund Internship program, a competitive reporting program open to journalism students across the country...
Stony Brook’s student-run news organization, The Statesman, is participating in College Media Madness, an annual fundraising competition for student newsrooms.
Journalism graduate student Kelsie Radziski wants people to have more information about reproductive health, particularly uterine health. For her capstone project, she launched a Substack newsletter, Period Pulse...
Two journalism students, Keating Zelenke and Skylar Sena, won Hearst Journalism Awards recently. They each placed among the top 20 students nationally in the multimedia innovative journalism and sports categories...
Emma Tucker, editor-in-chief of The Wall Street Journal, and a panel of distinguished reporters and media professionals will give the annual Marie Colvin Distinguished Lecture on Monday, March 25. “Coping with Crisis:...
Pablo Calvi, an associate professor of journalism at the School of Communication and Journalism (SoCJ), will go to Chile as a Fulbright Scholar in the fall. He is the first SoCJ faculty member to receive the award. In...
A panel of journalists and media professionals came together for “The Unique Challenges of Reporting on the 2024 Election” at Stony Brook University. Learn more
Laura Lindenfeld, dean of the School of Communication and Journalism (SoCJ) and executive director of the Alda Center for Communicating Science, is the finalist for the Scripps Howard Fund’s Administrator of the Year...
Students from two journalism courses are providing help to the Long Island region in covering local news, and the classes were recently added to a growing SUNY-led initiative called the Institute for Local News. Stony...
The School of Communication and Journalism (SoCJ) will host a panel conversation Thursday, February 22, on the difficulties facing reporters and media outlets in covering the 2024 presidential election. “The Unique...
Joan McCormick, a development professional with decades of experience, was recently named director of development for the School of Communication and Journalism (SoCJ) and Academic Affairs. In this new role, McCormick...
Misinformation can harm people’s health as they find and act on information designed to trick and mislead them online. Worse still, misinformation generated by artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming more prevalent and...
For the third time in as many years, a special news program about climate change and adaptation on Long Island and beyond will reach a national audience. The program was produced in part by Stony Brook journalism...
Two students from Stony Brook’s School of Communication and Journalism (SoCJ) won Hearst Journalism Awards for video storytelling and feature writing. Rafael Fonseca Cruvinel, a senior, placed 11th of the top 20...
On the fourth floor of Melville Library, there are four small desks. Each holds a computer and something much more interesting — a sound board, laden with dozens of tiny dials, buttons and inputs for audio equipment...
Students from the Stony Brook School of Communication and Journalism (SoCJ) will do everything they can on December 1 to spread the joy and light of the holiday season to end what for many has been a difficult and dark...