A message from Dean Struthers
Feb 13 2019 - 10:00amThis calendar year is an important milestone for both UNL and CoJMC: 150th and 125th anniversaries coinciding in a grand celebration!
The original charter establishing our land-grant university was signed on February 15, 1869.
And just 25 years later, the first journalism class was taught, spring semester 1894. We have been an important part of the “people’s university” for 125 years.
CoJMC alumna honored with Native American 40 Under 40 award
Dec 11 2018 - 12:15pmby Molly Chapple Roe
Alumna Rebekka Schlichting was recently named a 2018 “Native American 40 Under 40 Award” recipient by The National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development.
CoJMC alums find friendship, mentorship in New York City
Nov 28 2018 - 10:45amby Molly Chapple Roe
CoJMC alumna Lynne Grasz has hosted many CoJMC students in her home. She has opened her New York City apartment to several CoJMC students who had internships in the city and needed a cozy place to stay for a few months.
CoJMC alumnus began work as an entrepreneur in his dorm room
Nov 28 2018 - 10:45amby Elizabeth Gould, senior advertising and public relations major from Atlanta, Georgia
From day one of his freshman year, Adi Kunalic and his roommate established a unique friendship that would later result in a successful business partnership.
Novak thriving at Swanson Russell
Nov 12 2018 - 10:15amby Hank Neal, graduate student
Sydney Novak, a 2018 graduate of the College of Journalism and Mass Communications, has just celebrated her one-year anniversary at Swanson Russell Associates, where she is a project manager.
CoJMC alumna gains lifelong experiences teaching English in Macedonia
Nov 9 2018 - 2:15pmby Molly Chapple Roe
CoJMC alumna Mecca Slaughter is working as a professor of English at the University of Tetovo in Macedonia. Slaughter is a May 2016 journalism graduate and a May 2018 master’s grad from the integrated media communications track.
70 years in, CoJMC alum continues reporting and teaching
Oct 31 2018 - 3:00pmIn times like these, when the news media is under fire by critics and cynics, it is important to remember that there are reporters who have dedicated their lives to providing well researched news that is engaging, honest and eye-opening.
CoJMC alumnus shares advice for upcoming graduates
Oct 30 2018 - 12:45pmby Taylor Strasburg; Integrated Media Communications graduate major; Sioux Falls, SD
Taco John’s, the Green Bay Packers and Chevron are just a few of the brands former journalism major Brandon Weeldreyer has worked with since leaving the University of Nebraska – Lincoln in 2015. Now, he looks to share advice for the newest generation of students.
Nebraska’s sweetest kept secret finally gets told
Oct 30 2018 - 12:30pmby Chris Flanery, College of Journalism and Mass Communications graduate student
On a brisk autumn morning inside Bakers Candies in Greenwood, Nebraska, streams of milk chocolate ooze down long conveyer belts. Amidst the hums and clangs of the factory floor stands Brandee Weber, salivating to tell her fellow Nebraskans all about the rich chocolate industry this state has been keeping secret.
CoJMC alumna makes impact in the Native American community
Oct 24 2018 - 1:30pmby Molly Chapple
Rebekka Schlichting, a 2016 master’s grad from the CoJMC professional journalism track, is using her journalism skills to tell stories of Native American people.