Politics and public policy career paths open up for Journalism alums
We asked three of our alumni how their UConn Journalism education and experiences contributed to their successful career moves into politics and/or public policy.
[Read More]From news reporting to arguing cases: How some UConn Journalism grads take a legal turn
For some UConn graduates with bachelor’s degrees in journalism, their experiences as J-majors served as a launching pad for a different, yet related, career path: law. “I became a lawyer to help people — to give people advice,” said Sara Bigman, a 2017 UConn Journalism graduate and current litigation associate at Cohen and Wolf P.C. […]
[Read More]Students win CT Society of Professional Journalists honors
CT SPJ 2024 Excellence in Journalism Contest winners Each year, the Connecticut chapter of SPJ recognizes the best in Connecticut professional journalism with its Excellence in Journalism Contest. Business Reporting Division A – Large First Place CT’s minimum wage increase poses challenges for small business owners Maïna Durafour, Matt Corpuz and Kaily Martinez, CT Community […]
[Read More]Two UConn Journalism faculty members honored with Hall of Fame induction
The Connecticut chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists has inducted two members of the University of Connecticut’s Journalism Department faculty into the Connecticut Journalism Hall of Fame: Assistant Professor-in-Residence Kate Farrish and Instructor-in-Residence Steven Kalb. Farrish and Kalb were recognized during a May 21 event at Race Brook Country Club in Orange for their […]
[Read More]Assistant Professor Brad Tuttle uses AI as journalism ethics case study
Brad Tuttle, an assistant professor in the UConn Journalism Department, gave a fascinating presentation in Storrs about how he incorporated the use of Artificial Intelligence in his Journalism Ethics course this semester. Working in groups on reporting and writing a news story, his students used AI to brainstorm ideas, find sources to interview, write one […]
[Read More]Congratulations to our 2025 UConn Journalism graduates
UConn Journalism celebrated the Class of 2025 during our annual commencement reception on Sunday, May 11 as students prepared to cross the floor of Gampel and join more than 280,000 alum who represent UConn and Husky Nation across the globe. Students shared stories, memories and values that they have learned throughout their four years with […]
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Smith traveled around the country the last three years for his photographic essay “We the People: America in the 21st Century”
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The Provost’s Awards for Excellence in Community Engaged Scholarship (PAECES) recognize scholarly activities that integrate community engagement with research, creative work, and teaching
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From double majors and study abroad to peer advising and campus leadership, members of the Class of 2026 used their liberal arts and sciences education to explore their interests, expand their perspectives, and prepare for what comes next.
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