Journalism
Twenty-Nine New Faculty Join CLAS
Nearly 30 new faculty members will teach and conduct research in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Journalism Students Cover the Capitol and State Issues
Four journalism students had internships covering the comings and goings affecting Connecticut this spring
Journalism Student Wins First Place in Planet Forward Competition
Delan Li ’24 (CLAS) wrote her winning article for Associate Professor Scott Wallace’s Environmental Journalism class
Students Celebrate as Year of Experience Culminates in Long River Review Launch
Dozens of students, faculty, and supporters gathered to celebrate the 27th edition of UConn’s award-winning journal of literature and art
Neag School Hosts Award-Winning Journalist Katie Barnes for Book Talk
The Sport Management Program and other UConn departments recently co-sponsored the author for a discussion of their first book, “Fair Play: How Sports Shape the Gender Debates"
Political Journalist and News Entrepreneur Encourages Students: ‘Be Really Good at One Thing’
'Good journalism matters and it needs to be financially supported to survive. Entrepreneurship is one way that happens'
Katherine Jimenez Named UConn’s First Beinecke Scholar
The journalism and English major has already begun work on a novel based on her mother's experiences during the Sandinista revolution in Nicaragua
Ten Years After Sandy Hook, Alex Jones is Being Held Accountable for Spreading Falsehoods
... but those sorts of lies now plague the US, writes Assistant Journalism Professor Amanda Crawford
Why You Went to College
'You came here to learn to question beliefs, to think independently, to recognize injustice and to have the tools that you need to change the world'
Gun Violence Misinformation Panel Speaks to Creating Informed Policy Debate
The panel, titled Misinformation: Creating a Misfire for American Gun Policy, convened an interdisciplinary group of experts to weigh in on how misinformation shapes gun policy debates and how to combat it.