JMS News

From SDSU to Hollywood, the career of P. Frank Williams spans years and media industries. Williams, who graduated from SDSU in 1993 with a journalism degree and continued his education by earning a master's at Columbia’s School of Journalism, has had an impressive career in different media industries.

On Nov. 3, alumni, students and faculty of the School of Journalism and Media Studies came together to explore the impact of artificial intelligence on the media industry.

SDSU's JMS director Temple Northup wrote about and photographed his recent trip to Italy.

The School of Journalism and Media Studies held its sixth installment of its Screening Circle series on Oct. 3. Featuring stand-up comedian Fumi Abe, more than 230 students made this the most attended SC yet. 

Cicalo received both her undergraduate and graduate degrees from SDSU

Jim Trotter will take the field again, returning to the School of Journalism and Media Studies this spring to teach sports journalism (JMS 426). Trotter brings with him a large playbook of ideas based on years of professional experience to share with students in this upper-division elective.

PR Week recently recognized Faryar Borhani on their 2023 40 Under 40 list. The annual list celebrates practitioners who are notably redefining the industry. Borhani, a 2010 graduate of the School of Journalism and Media studies, is the chief communications officer for Encore Capital group.

Two SDSU Alumni use their benefits from the lifetime membership to further the education and professional career.

JMS Professor Noah Arceneaux details his summer trip back to New Orleans.