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Reynolds School of Journalism names John L. Smith as 2025 Laxalt Distinguished Writer

Longtime Las Vegas Review-Journal columnist and author John L. Smith will present his talk 'The Fight to Tell the Nevada Story' on Oct. 7

Journalism school launches new online master’s program in Strategic Public Relations and Advertising

Applications have opened for the degree’s first cohort, scheduled to start in spring 2026

Graduate student honors late professor through healthcare communication internship

Mary Kate Atiglo worked as the Dr. Todd Felts Healthcare Marketing and Communications Intern at Northern Nevada HOPES

A Day in the Life of a Volcanologist | Un día en la vida de un vulcanólogo

Venture into Lassen Volcanic National Park with Nevada scientists Philipp Ruprecht and Jakob Scheel | Una expedición al Parque Nacional Volcánico Lassen con los científicos Philipp Ruprecht y Jakob Scheel de la Universidad de Nevada, Reno

The Reynolds School of Journalism goes global

Students travel internationally to cover world events and cutting-edge research

Journalism students travel to Paris, report on French Open

Fifteen students from the Reynolds School of Journalism spent 10 days in Paris reporting on exhibition matches and Parisian culture

Remembering David A. Schooley: Pioneering scientist, mentor and professor emeritus

David was a leader in the field of insect endocrinology and a guiding force in student success

KUNR studio opens at Lake Tahoe campus, with local reporting underway

Reporter Maria Palma begins coverage from Incline Village

Ice cream for science

Hitchcock Project for Visualizing Science student Katrina Perce interviews filmmaker Page Buono and "The Ice Cream Scientist" Maya Warren

If you are nervous, then you are ready: being a student journalist abroad

ҹɫ��Ƶ student Makayla Mirth talks about her experience with the Reynold's School of Journalism reporting trip to Paris, France

'Nurse Unseen' Northern Nevada premiere honors the resilience of Filipino American nurses at the Orvis School of Nursing

More than one hundred students, faculty, staff, nurses, caregivers and community advocates came together for the screening

Looking back at the Reynolds School's 2025 spring semester

Dean Yun reflects on the school's great achievements and highlights of the semester

Aspiring international science journalist joins nursing students in Cambodia

Reynolds School of Journalism student Kat Fulwider traveled alongside the Orvis School of Nursing, including a surprise layover in Shanghai

Award-winning journalist Marilyn Newton to receive honorary doctoral degree

Many of the photos from her 52-year career are available in Special Collections and University Archives

Six Reynolds School students honored with prestigious Hearst Awards

The awardees were recognized for their exceptional work in the multimedia, writing and audio categories

Reynolds School of Journalism students awarded over $184,000 in scholarships

More than 60 students were honored at the annual Savitt Awards Banquet

Grads of the Pack: Elizabeth Walsh

Biochemistry doctoral graduate Elizabeth Walsh was selected as a 2024 AAAS Mass Media Fellow. Here she shares her experiences in the Hitchcock Project for Visualizing Science and advice for scientists interested in science communication.

Rainy skies and rubber boots: Reporting from the rainforest of Costa Rica

Students from the Reynolds School of Journalism immersed themselves in a weeklong adventure at La Selva Research Station

Sagebrushers season 4 ep. 1: Associate Professor Dan Jones

President Sandoval kicks off season 4 of the University’s podcast with research on the study of manipulation and emophilia

A peek into Nevada Woman Filmmaker of the Year’s newest documentary, 'The Muralist'

Local artist Connor Fogal is the focus of Reynolds School of Journalism Associate Dean and Professor Kari Barber’s latest film

Inaugural Lerude First Amendment Distinguished Lecturer Forum to cover legal protections for investigative reporters

Reynolds School of Journalism presents distinguished lecturer Justin Marceau on March 11

Journalism students advocate for libraries in national competition

Students at the Reynolds School of Journalism work to garner support for public libraries in Washoe County

Todd Felts touched lives of students, colleagues, community and friends

Beloved journalism professor to be remembered at March 14 memorial on campus

Reynolds School of Journalism reflects on its fall 2024 semester

Dean Gi Woong Yun discusses the accomplishments and challenges from the semester

Recent journalism graduates awarded desired Certification in the Principles of Public Relations

Mallory Loftus and Mia Alvarado are the two newest alumni to earn the distinction

Faces of the Pack: Kat Fulwider

Journalism student brings science to local airwaves through KUNR-Hitchcock Project internship

Grads of the Pack: Hannah Truby

Meet journalism alumna Hannah Truby (’23), editorial coordinator for the Mountain Gazette

20th Journalism graduate earns coveted Certificate in Principles of Public Relations

Eliana Gorov is the 20th graduate of the Reynolds School to earn the distinguished certification

Guy Clifton: A Nevada life, a Nevada journalism career in full

The former Sagebrush editor leaves a legacy of historical writing and friendships across all of Nevada

Journalism professors’ new film explores drones, AI and the future of war

Journalism faculty Kari Barber and Nico Colombant’s film 'Battles Beyond the Horizon' is now available on Amazon

What does a concussion do to my brain?

Published originally by the Hitchcock Project for Visualizing Science, this animation explores the science behind concussions and the work of the ҹɫ��Ƶ's Neuromechanics Lab

KUNR Public Radio to open studio at University's Lake Tahoe campus

As part of the Reynolds School of Journalism, KUNR has announced its plans to build a studio and begin broadcasting from the ҹɫ��Ƶ at Lake Tahoe

Photo essay: A resident’s view of the Davis fire

Published originally by the Hitchcock Project for Visualizing Science, this photo essay chronicles the Davis Fire that sparked in Washoe Valley in September

Ask the Professor: How can I have productive political conversations with friends and family?

Associate Professor of Communication Studies Amy Pason, Ph.D., dives into how to have conversations that encourage dialogue and understanding rather than argument

How can you protect your mental health during an election cycle?

Markus Kemmelmeier is a political psychologist who discusses healthy ways to stay engaged

The Yeates Family: from 1874 to 2024

Jessie Yeates was among the University’s first students in 1874. Now, 150 years later, her great-great-great-grandson, Carson Petersen (Class of 2026), continues the family legacy at the ҹɫ��Ƶ

Hitchcock Project science communicator awarded CASW New Horizons Travel Fellowship

Vanesa de la Cruz Pavas awarded CASW Fellowship to attend the ScienceWriters2024 conference

University faculty member presents at the American Historical Association Congressional Briefing Series in Washington, D.C.

Associate Professor Renata Keller shares the value of learning history from new perspectives

School of Journalism presents Linda Villarosa as 2024 Laxalt Distinguished Writer

Journalist and Author Linda Villarosa will present her talk 'Covering Race and Inequality on Health: A Journalist's Perspective' on Oct. 22

John Trent: The enduring echo of my father’s legacy

Reflecting on 150 years of the ҹɫ��Ƶ: John Trent shares personal memories and the inspiration behind his new book on the University's history

Cordillera International Film Festival screens film by Hitchcock Project for Visualizing Science communication specialist

‘Rising Heat: Latino Labor in Extreme United States’ screens tonight at 7 p.m.

The Business of Civil Rights: The Kennedy-Hawkins Bill

An exploration of Senator Reid’s connection to the Kennedy-Hawkins Bill written by one of the Senator Harry Reid Doctoral Fellows

ҹɫ��Ƶ’s 150th anniversary book available for pre-order

The University of Nevada Press publishes a photo history book, which celebrates the University’s sesquicentennial and historic impact on Nevada

Research published in PNAS proposes a new model that predicts river tributary length and spacing

The work may improve scientists’ ability to route water, sediment, and nutrients through river networks

Ask the Professor: How does the Olympic torch stay lit, even in the rain?

Associate Dean of Research and Chemical Engineering Professor Brandon Weeks explains the carefully choreographed procedures to keep the flame alive

Meet the man behind the decades-long University Olympics connection

Local journalism students have been covering the Olympic Games since 1960 and will continue in Paris this week

Faces of the Pack: Emmy Award winning documentary filmmaker Brent Kirkland

Journalism alumnus Brent Kirkland was awarded an Emmy for his original short documentary following South Carolina football star Darius Rush

Journalism students take flight

A new course this summer taught students how to fly drones and enhance their storytelling skills from above

Sagebrushers season 3 ep. 7: Foundation Professor Peter Goin

President Sandoval and Goin explore his role photographing pivotal Nevada landscapes

Tricia Braxton takes on role to increase the reach of Extension programming

Extension hires senior coordinator of partnerships, programs and people engagement

KUNR partners with StoryCorps to foster connection across America’s political divide

As part of the Reynolds School of Journalism, KUNR Public Radio will host the One Small Step program

Kari Barber named Nevada Woman Filmmaker of the Year

Reynolds School of Journalism Associate Dean and Professor Kari Barber is the tenth woman to earn this title from the Nevada Women’s Film Festival

Banking on Nevada's native seeds

An effort to supply Nevada plant seeds at the local, state and federal levels receives federal funding

Honoring Pride: Professor’s insights on workplace professionalism as key to LQBTQ+ inclusivity

Steven Frese is a contributor of research in LGBTQ+ inclusivity in hiring and conferences

United States Congressman Ro Khanna joins President Brian Sandoval for 'Discussions in Democracy'

Congressman Khanna joined the President in a conversation at the ҹɫ��Ƶ about voter education, exercising the vote and working across the aisle

Visit Lake Tahoe on May 30 to learn about “The Promise of Chemical Ecology”

Neurodegenerative disease prevention, “blue zones” and environmental conservation to be discussed at the Hitchcock Center for Chemical Ecology keynote presentation

Reynolds School of Journalism looks back at the spring 2024 semester

Dean Yun recaps the highlights of the semester in the semester in review video

Journalism students will travel to Paris to cover the 2024 Summer Olympics

Sixteen students and five faculty members from the Reynolds School will report on various Olympic events

NEH names University Associate Professor Justin Gifford as new Fellow

Taking a step back from teaching to focus on writing a biography

Reynolds School of Journalism students receive more than $178,000 in scholarships

Over 60 students were recognized at the annual Savitt Awards Banquet

Journalism alumna shares how she turned her passion for sports into a career

When an injury took Gianna Hearn (‘13) off the field, she set her sights on sports journalism

Sci-On! Film Festival returns to Fleischmann Planetarium May 1 – 4

The festival will feature a NASA space film, introductions from directors, receptions, refreshments and live music

Creating quantum sensors - chemistry meets physics

Chemistry professor and colleagues awarded NSF grant to build quantum device

Three journalism students win prestigious Hearst Awards

Students Zoe Malen, Madison Lloyd and Sophia Holm placed in the multimedia and audio categories

The ҹɫ��Ƶ to hold “Week of Democracy” from April 29 to May 3

Week of events will highlight the voting process, issues related to the 2024 election and more

Journalism school hosts 59th Scripps Dinner and Lecture, honors four students with scholarships

Steven Waldman, founder and president of Rebuild Local News, was this year’s Scripps lecturer

Researchers and students gain new insights and make new connections in Panama

Student participants join researchers to support international conservation efforts

University geothermal research center holds Geothermal Town Hall

The free, public event will share information about geothermal energy production in Nevada

Discover Science Podcast: Jevin West on misinformation in and about science

Graduate student Maddie Lohman and math professor Paul Hurtado are joined by Jevin West

How can we best communicate science during tense times?

Journalism professor Ran Duan discusses fear, risk, and the finite pool of worry

Student media aim to be fully funded via student credit fee

Student media groups on campus hope to continue their legacy through a funding initiative in the upcoming ASUN election

Understanding the impact of social media on LGBTQIA+ activism and protest

Professor Paromita Pain discusses her research on the complexities of cross-cultural LGBTQIA+ activism in the digital age

Journalism Alumna shares her path to becoming a TV news reporter

Conner Board (’16) shares experiences at the Reynolds School of Journalism that set her up for success after graduation

Journalism students launch public relations campaign for multicultural magazine

The Bateman Competition will host several events this month, including the installation of a temporary mural

What can be done to stop misinformation in and about science?

Discover Science lecturer on Feb. 22 will discuss the institution of science

The Reynolds School pilots mentorship program with local professionals

Currently open to freshman, the Reynolds School’s Journalism Writing Center provides one-on-one coaching for journalistic writing assignments

First Amendment Forum to explore Nevada’s news shield law, other protections for the press

Reynolds School of Journalism host a conversation with attorneys Ashley Kissinger and Ben Lipman on Feb. 26

Discover Science Podcast: Colby Pellegrino on the water challenges of the Colorado River

Political science professor Elizabeth Koebele is joined by Colby Pellegrino

Exploring nuclear as an energy solution

Marc Nichol from the Nuclear Energy Institute shares nuclear technology developments

Journalism alumna earns Certificate in Principles of Public Relations

Mckenzie Papa is the 19th graduate of the Reynolds School of Journalism to earn the distinguished certification

Discover Science Podcast: Joe Schwarcz on the magic of chemistry

Chemistry student Jesus Diaz Sanchez and chemistry professor Brian Frost are joined by Joe Schwarcz

Journalism students sharpen their newscast production skills alongside local pros

Local journalists Kim Burrows and John Linn teach a newscast production course that mimics the intensity of working in a real newsroom

Gi Yun named next dean of the Reynolds School of Journalism

Following a national search, the eighth dean of the school has been selected

Student films soar at annual documentary film festival

Reynolds School of Journalism students produced seven unique documentaries, which premiered on Dec. 13

Journalism alumn earns distinguished certification in public relations

Giner is the newest ҹɫ��Ƶ graduate to acquire the certificate

130 years of student news: from ‘The Student Record’ to ‘The Nevada Sagebrush’

The University Libraries are digitizing the complete archive of the student-run newspaper since its inception on Oct. 19, 1893

A ‘memory of those boys who lost their lives so that we could continue to live in happiness’

The University’s John S. O’Dowda was one of the last soldiers to die during World War I

Reynolds School of Journalism centennial documentary now available to stream online

In honor of 100 years of journalism education at Nevada, the film was produced by Professor Kari Barber and a team of students

Reynolds School of Journalism to recognize Jon Ralston as 2023 Laxalt Distinguished Writer

Ralston, a political journalist and founder and CEO of The Nevada Independent, will be honored during the school’s annual Robert Laxalt Distinguished Writer Program

Journalism alumni awarded desired Certification in the Principles of Public Relations

Carlson and Gonzalez-Aguirre are the two newest graduates to obtain the achievement

Giant freshwater stingray tracked by University project makes it into Guinness Book of World Records

Researchers from the Wonders of the Mekong project tagged the fish when it was caught over a year ago

An out of this world internship

Journalism student shares her experience as an intern for NASA

Ask the Professor: How can tools from literature help us to better communicate science?

Professor Michael P. Branch shares five tips for better science communication

Journalism professor’s film competes nationwide

Documentary reveals racism confronted by first African American female sportscaster, Jayne Kennedy

Journalism professor named honor society’s outstanding adviser

Patrick File was honored by Kappa Tau Alpha, the national journalism honor society

Journalism alumna publishes debut novel

Noelle Crooks’ (’17) book “Under the Influence” was released this week

What is risk communication?

How can it be used to help people make informed decisions?

American Geophysical Union’s Hydrology Section Fellows discuss the future of science

The session took a deep dive into the responsibilities of scientists to diversify the field

Journalism Dean speaks at the Library of Congress

Dean Al Stavitsky spoke of the importance of preserving media history as part of the Radio Preservation Task Force

How can people who are part of the LGBTQ+ community boost their resilience?

Those who identify as part of the LGBTQ+ community can use several techniques to boost their resilience in the face of discrimination

Is Lake Tahoe getting clearer? Students from the Hitchcock Project dive deeper

The Reynolds School of Journalism’s Hitchcock Project for Visualizing Science created an in-depth, multimedia StoryMap on water clarity in the lake

Reynolds School of Journalism looks back at its spring 2023 semester

Dean Al Stavitsky reflects on a remarkable semester of student and faculty achievement.

Journalism students honored at annual Savitt Awards, $2.5 million awarded in scholarships to date

The Reynolds School of Journalism recognized scholarship recipients, honor society inductees, and award winners

Five journalism students win National Hearst Journalism Awards

Students Joffea Burgos, Kayla Crowley, Tara Fejfar, Nick Stewart, and Jaedyn Young placed among the top student journalists

Carl Bernstein visits Reynolds School of Journalism

The Pulitzer Prize winner was honored at the 58th annual Scripps Lecture

First Amendment Forum with Ike Bailey, “More Light, Less Heat”

The Reynolds School of Journalism to bring professor and journalist, Ike Bailey, to campus on April 12 to discuss freedom of expression on college campuses

Drinking life to the fullest

Student documentary “Piconland” named “Best Nevada Film” at film festival

Journalism School to host Kevin Merida, executive editor of the Los Angeles Times

Merida to discuss the future of news in a forum at the ҹɫ��Ƶ on March 6.

Reynolds School of Journalism Dean Al Stavitsky to step down

Stavitsky will transition to a faculty role following his decorated tenure as Dean

The Reynolds School of Journalism reflects on its fall 2022 semester

Dean Al Stavitsky shares faculty and student successes from the past semester.

Sagebrushers ep. 10: Dr. Mariann Vaczi

President Sandoval talks with Assistant Professor Mariann Vaczi about growing up behind the Iron Curtain, her journey to the U.S. to play basketball and her interest in Basque culture and sports

Journalism alumna earns coveted Certificate in the Principles of Public Relations

Sonju is the fifteenth ҹɫ��Ƶ graduate to achieve the distinction

Meeting the moment

Third-year Journalism student Jaedyn Young discusses the importance of finding an internship that blends passion with learning.

Journey from the Comstock to Remote Alaska at annual Documentary Film Festival

Reynolds School of Journalism students will present five short documentaries on December 15.

KUNR Public Radio ranks highest in listenership in local market

The award-winning NPR-member station ranked first among multiple categories of Nielsen’s spring 2022 audience ratings

Discover Science Podcast: Andrew Revkin on the state of journalism in the era of climate change

Graduate student Shelby Herbert leads a discussion between the renowned science journalist and professors Sudeep Chandra and Zeb Hogan.

School of Journalism presents Beth Piatote, 2022 Laxalt Distinguished Writer

Writer, playwright and scholar of Indigenous literature and law to be recognized on Nov. 17

ҹɫ��Ƶ to host International Education Week, Nov. 14-18

Events will highlight globally focused activities and engagement at the university and in the local community

EMBA student gives TEDxReno talk on importance of giving back

Liv Moore, a public relations professional in the entertainment industry, to graduate from EMBA program in 2023

ҹɫ��Ƶ election poll shows Sisolak and Lombardo in a close race for governor, Cortez Masto leading Laxalt for U.S. Senate

Nevadans begin to vote in state and national competitive races

Journalism dean inducted into the Nevada Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame

Dean Alan Stavitsky honored for his commitment to the broadcasting industry

Reynolds School of Journalism celebrates 100 years of journalism at Nevada

The Centennial Celebration, which will feature a documentary screening, is set for October 26

Las Vegas: bright lights, sustainable city

Las Vegas works toward 30 more years of sustainability management with the guidance of alumnus Marco Velotta

The heart work and hard work of a career in social justice

Journalism alumna Maritza Perez elected president of the Hispanic Bar Association of the District of Columbia

Balancing college and a career

Journalism student Chloe Cross gives her advice on managing classes and a full-time job

Kelsey Fitzgerald joins the Reynolds School as a professor of science communication

Fitzgerald will instruct on science journalism and coordinate the Hitchcock Project for Visualizing Science

Journalism alumna Annie Wagner earns Certificate in Principles of Public Relations

Fourteen ҹɫ��Ƶ students have achieved the public relations distinction

Sharing global LGBTQIA+ perspectives on media

Journalism professor examines social media’s impact on LGBTQIA+ activism

Journalism alumna shining the light of truth through reporting

Taylor Johnson is working as a summer equality intern at Bloomberg

The impact of media coverage on the non-fungible token (NFT) market

New research from the ҹɫ��Ƶ and Vanderbilt University shows the media educates investors rather than hyping the NFT market

Journalism graduate student chosen as an artist-in-resident in national park residency program

Mark Maynard will spend two weeks in the Great Basin National Park documenting stories and artifacts from travelers

KUNR announces new general manager

Reynolds School alumnus Brian Duggan will bring his extensive media experience to the role this August

University students and professor travel to annual German Marshall Fund in Brussels

University-funded trip allows group to witness and participate in global policy development

Journalism alumna follows her passion to work for Disney

Madeline Potts stayed persistent and overcame rejection to land her dream job

Political ideology and closed-mindedness: the Left and Right have become more alike

Foundation Professor of Sociology Markus Kemmelmeier and former Ph.D. student Jesse Acosta completed research on the evolution of political closed-mindedness in the United States

Journalism students earn national award for global multimedia project

Alina Croft and Faith Evans win a Hearst Journalism Award

Long-time journalist and history buff honored as a Distinguished Nevadan

Guy Clifton to be recognized by President Sandoval during Spring Commencement

Catherine Schofield named Reynolds School Spring 2022 Senior Scholar

Journalism student uses passion for media to achieve academic success

Journalism students win five national Hearst Journalism Awards

Andrew Mendez, Bryan Hofmann, Jarrette Werk and Kennedy Vincent earn top spots in the competition

Journalism dean to be inducted into the Nevada Broadcasters’ Hall of Fame

Alan Stavitsky will be honored during the association’s 26th annual Hall of Fame Gala

Journalism alumna’s thousand-mile journey to save the salmon

Brooke Hess is combining her love of science and writing for The Grand Salmon Project

Indigenous feminist speakers brought to the ҹɫ��Ƶ’s campus

Guest speakers are made possible through Nevada Humanities grants in an effort to promote decolonial change through local empowerment thanks to Lydia Huerta and Debra Harry

A story of love and loss told through animation

Journalism professor creates short documentary film and VR experience to bring awareness to grief

Nevada’s Longest Serving Senator: Harry Reid’s Lasting Legacy (Part II)

Part II of the obituary for Harry Mason Reid, written by the ҹɫ��Ƶ's Senator Harry Reid Doctoral Fellow

The Man from Searchlight: A remembrance of Harry Mason Reid (Part I)

Obituary for Harry Mason Reid, written by the Senator Harry Reid Doctoral Fellow

How innovative thinking led to a dream job in the film industry

Journalism alumna Katie Hutchings' journey to VP of marketing for Skydance Media

Writing for representation: Vibrant Voices

Journalism student establishes a club to advocate for underrepresented groups

Journalism professor honored for his work championing the LGBTQ+ community

Todd Felts awarded Board Member of the Year by The Human Service Network

Journalism alumnus recognized in The Game Awards Future Class

Lukas Eggen shares what made his gaming podcast level up

Journalism alumna recognized in Forbes 30 Under 30

Liv Moore joins the prestigious list for her work in documentaries and music strategy

Ashlyn Rodgers named Reynolds School Fall 2021 Senior Scholar

Rodgers’ passion for journalism and education led to academic success

University journalism students share Reno’s untold stories during documentary film festival Dec. 9

Reynolds School holds 7th annual event on University campus

Illuminating Nevada’s history with virtual reality

Journalism alumna gives classic Nevada neon signs a new life

Paula Kerger discusses public media in College of Engineering's 2021 Distinguished Lecture Series

The president and CEO of PBS delivered the lecture “Science & Technology: The Role of Public Media in Sparking Change”

Journalism alumnus earns Certificate in Principles of Public Relations

Thirteen ҹɫ��Ƶ students have achieved the public relations distinction

Stopping the spread of misinformation in India

University faculty receive international grant to train journalists and students on fact-checking

Lights, camera, production – New film emphasis in the School of Journalism

Students can now specialize in film and media production at the Reynolds School

School of Journalism presents Frank X. Mullen as 2021 Laxalt Distinguished Writer

Award-winning journalist, author and actor recognized on Nov. 4

Journalism dean becomes president of national journalism association

Alan Stavitsky assumes leadership of the Association of Schools of Journalism and Mass Communication

Nevada Humanities with KUNR & Noticiero Movil to host online conversation Learning How to Listen

Virtual discussion on October 13, 2021 complements KUNR & Noticiero Movil One Small Step program

Talk and panel on “Local News Matters” Oct. 19 at Nevada Museum of Art

School of Journalism hosts event featuring Colorado Sun Editor Larry Ryckman

KUNR wins national Murrow Award for excellence in diversity, equity and inclusion

Station recognized for bilingual pandemic coverage produced in partnership with Noticiero Móvil and This is Reno

Journalism lecturer inducted into PRSA College of Fellows Class of 2021

Alison Gaulden earns highest distinction in the public relations industry

Dr. Eugenia L. Weiss Joins School of Social Work as Masters of Social Work Program Director

Dr. Weiss brings more than 30 years experience to the School of Social Work

Journalism professor emeritus turns one of the oldest forms of immersive media into virtual reality

The “Battle of Gettysburg Cyclorama” VR experience launches 158 years after the turning point battle

La radio pública KUNR y Noticiero Móvil invitan a la comunidad a dar sus distintos puntos de vista a través de charlas

El norte de Nevada y el este de California es la primera zona del país en realizar las charlas de la iniciativa One Small Step en inglés y en español

KUNR Public Radio and Noticiero Móvil invite participants with differing views to connect through conversation

Northern Nevada becomes the first location to host One Small Step conversations in English and Spanish

Reynolds School Spring 2021 Semester in Review

Dean Al Stavitsky shares journalism faculty and student accomplishments from the past semester.

KUNR and partner organizations win three regional Murrow Awards

Public radio station on campus recognized for bilingual pandemic coverage, hard news and sports reporting

Faith Evans named Reynolds School Spring 2021 Senior Scholar

Lifelong journalism student earns prestigious honor after achieving a 4.0 GPA

Steamboat Ditch: Lessons from the Past

Nevada’s complicated and complex history of water wars and how we can learn from the past

Journalism alumna rekindles love for writing after learning how to surf

Heather Ernst publishes her experience in WMNSurfMag

Journalism alumna tells dynamic stories locally and internationally

Rebecca Leroux’s video production companies support storytelling in California, Utah and Africa

Our Town Reno marks five years of street reporting in Reno

Journalism school’s initiative focuses on those affected by the affordable housing crisis

Online event examines the relationship between free speech and firearms

School of Journalism hosts its 2021 First Amendment Forum on April 20

Our Town Reno hosts community conversation about houselessness in Reno on April 13

Panelists will include the formerly unhoused, advocates and an elected official

Atlas of Surveillance honored with award for advancing public’s right to know about police spying

EFF's partnership with School of Journalism helps collect data about police surveillance

Journalism dean named finalist for Administrator of the Year

Dean Alan Stavitsky recognized in the 68th Scripps Howard Awards competition

Journalism faculty member and student win top awards at BEA Festival of Media Arts

Dr. Myrton Running Wolf and Vanessa Ribeiro receive national recognition for narrative video and sound engineering

Journalism school’s International Institute covers the world’s largest electronics show

South Korean students take on a unique opportunity during the pandemic

School of Social Work Welcomes Dr. Lillian Wichinsky As New Associate Dean

Dr. Wichinsky brings more than 25 years of experience in the social work profession to the School of Social Work

Reynolds School alumna and student earn Certificate in Principles of Public Relations

Twelve University students have achieved public relations distinction

Journalism alumnus creates artwork for Ariana Grande’s Netflix documentary

Reno native uses skills learned during college to reach worldwide audience

Reynolds School Fall 2020 Semester in Review

Dean Al Stavitsky shares journalism faculty and student accomplishments from the past semester.

“Pandemic Performers”: a visual story

Journalism student documents four artists navigating the pandemic

University’s student filmmakers to hold virtual film festival Dec. 11

School of Journalism’s sixth annual Student Documentary Film Festival airs on Facebook Live

Tamara Snight named Reynolds School Fall 2020 Senior Scholar

Snight hopes to follow her passion for strategic communications into a successful career

Changing representation through documentary film

Journalism alumna Tsanavi Spoonhunter chronicles one tribe’s fight for food sovereignty in short documentary

Journalism professor appointed to inaugural board of influential professional diversity forum

Caesar Andrews elected to the Journal-isms Inc. Board of Directors