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Noah Arceneaux, professor in the School of Journalism and Media Studies, was the featured guest on Saviez-Vous, a public affairs program that airs on four radio stations in south Louisiana. Arceneaux spoke about his ongoing research into French-language radio in the state.

Barbara W. Hartung, a double alumna who worked for 25 years at SDSU as a journalism professor, department chair, and executive assistant to two SDSU presidents, died on July 25. She was 90.

The School of Journalism and Media Studies (JMS) welcomes Jesse Marx as the new student media coordinator. In this new role, he will oversee the Daily Aztec and KCR and work with them to help build the best student media product in the country.

Adriana Villa has been named the Outstanding Graduate Student in Mass Communication from the SDSU School of Journalism and Media Studies.

As an SDSU graduate student, Bobko excelled, and her research paper Exploring the Possibilities of Edu-Metaverse: A New 3D Ecosystem Model for Innovative Learning, was published by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.

Ryan Kehl's journey through San Diego State University's Journalism and Media Studies program has been marked by resilience, dedication, and a passion for storytelling.

Throughout his childhood, Ononiwu’s passion for sports, particularly football, was a driving factor in his life. When considering what career path to take, it was a no-brainer that his choice would revolve around sports.

Katerina Portela, a third-year journalism major, has been selected as the School of Journalism and Media Studies’ Pulitzer Center Fellow for the upcoming summer.

On March 1, the 17th Annual San Diego State University Student Symposium was held, marking the largest in university history. Students from across campus gathered to present their research.

30 PRSSA students gain hands-on experience from PR professionals across different sectors.

In December, four students from SDSU’s Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA) chapter embarked on a journey to Maui to document and shed light on Lahaina’s ongoing recovery from the devastating fires that hit last August.

SDSU student journalists turned a vacation destination into an opportunity to empower locals through journalism.

Jack Molmud and Alex Piscatelli found each other when they least expected it