Until further notice, the University of Arizona, in accordance with the guidelines recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, encourages all employees to work remotely. Our offices are closed to the public, but you can reach the School of Journalism Monday–Friday 9am-5pm:
- Andrés Domínguez (520-621-7556; dad4@arizona.edu)
- Carol Schwalbe (520-300-0693; cschwalbe@arizona.edu)
- David Cuillier (520-621-6223; cuillier@arizona.edu)
- Paloma Boykin (520-314-3918; boykin1@arizona.edu)
Get COVID-19 updates and information for the University of Arizona community. Also, see SBS resources for continuing instruction and learning.
EXPAND YOUR HORIZON
What can you do with a journalism degree? Almost anything! You'll gain skills in evaluating information, storytelling and cutting-edge technology, such as drone videography.
"You get incredible hands on, real-world experience. Every class that you are in, you are out there doing journalism. And the stories you do for class have the potential to change the world."
–Mike McKisson, Associate Professor
Our Specialty Areas
Hall of Fame
From Pulitzer Prize winners to trailblazing faculty, 14 individuals and two couples are part of the School of Journalism's Hall of Fame, including NBC "Today" show co-anchor Savannah Guthrie. Read her N.Y. Times profile.
News & Announcements
Explore Our Students' Work
El Inde is the school's online platform covering southern Arizona. Students produce storytelling for readers and media outlets, including a recent project in Patagonia.
Alumni Profiles
In these challenging times, journalism matters more than ever. Meet some of our alums who are making a difference, including Kristan Obeng ('19, M.A.), who is a reporter for Lansing State Journal in Michigan.
Zenger Award for Press Freedom
Since 1954, the school has honored journalists who fight for freedom of the press and the people's right to know. The 2019 recipient was CNN's Christiane Amanpour, while Hilde Lysiak won a Junior Zenger Award.