JMS News

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

Students experienced culture shock, explored landscapes and created social media content

Content architect at Intuit may not be the first job that comes to mind when you think of JMS alumni, yet that is exactly what Patricia Swesey (‘11) is. Her current job is focused on generative artificial intelligence experiences.

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.