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By mail
School of Journalism
P.O.Box 210158B
Tucson, AZ 85721

Physical location
Marshall Building Room 334
southwest corner of Park Avenue and Second Street
Tel: (520) 621-7556
Fax: (520) 621-7557
journal@email.arizona.edu

Student journalists cover stories on the U.S.-Mexico border and beyond
Student journalists cover stories on the U.S.-Mexico border and beyond
Students in the international journalism program travel to Panama and other countries
Students in the international journalism program travel to Panama and other countries
In journalism labs, students produce multimedia reports and newspapers for local communities
In journalism labs, students produce multimedia reports and newspapers for local communities
Journalism students produce multimedia reports for student media classes
Journalism students produce multimedia reports for student media classes
Student journalists cover stories on the U.S.-Mexico border and beyond
Students in the international journalism program travel to Panama and other countries
In journalism labs, students produce multimedia reports and newspapers for local communities
Journalism students produce multimedia reports for student media classes

Welcome to the UA School of Journalism, a nationally accredited program that focuses solely on journalism.

The School of Journalism's mission is to prepare students to face the complex challenges confronting journalists in the 21st century. In the school's computer laboratories and seminar rooms, students work on stories that appear in real-world news media, and study the political, economic, legal and ethical issues that journalists face in the global information age.

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School News

  • Students pick up awards, scholarships at annual Just Desserts celebration
    Dozens of students in the UA School of Journalism were honored for their academic excellence, initiative and creativity at the school's annual Just Desserts Awards and Scholarship celebration May 3.   Melanie Huonker won the Sherman R. Miller Award for Outstanding Senior, Kellie Mejdrich was named the Philip Mangelsdorf Outstanding Newsperson, Cecelia Marshall won the B.P. Campbell Award for...
  • Finley participants interview Tucson mayor
    Journalism student Danielle Herrington took first place in the Mark Finley Gold Pen for Best Beginning Newswriter Contest held April 13 in the School of Journalism. The students attended a press conference with Tucson Mayor Jonathan Rothschild, who spoke about the modern streetcar project. Rothschild took questions from the students, who then had one hour to write and complete a news story....
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