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When Naveed Saleh graduated from medical school in 2006, he knew his path would be…

“I hadn’t had any plans to take the GRE and go to grad school or…

After receiving his master’s degree in 2010, STJR graduate Jingang Miao stayed at Texas A&M…

STJR graduate Christina Sumners never had a journalism class before coming to Texas A&M for…

A positive external review, internships here and abroad, and continued job-placement success have highlighted 2013…

First-year STJR student Mary Beth Schaefer recently attended the 2013 Beckman Initiative for Macular Research…

An article by recent STJR graduate Bernard Appiah has been recognized as the most-read article…

STJR master’s students are keeping busy this fall with courses, internships, assistantships, and travel. Meanwhile,…

Greetings to all as spring semester begins. Fall-semester highlights for the STJR program included the…

Seven students from the Texas A&M University science and technology journalism graduate program attended the…

On February 18-20, seven students from the Texas A&M science and technology journalism program will…

Several science and technology journalism (STJR) students have recently won funding to attend conferences. Via…

Maryn McKenna, award-winning independent science writer, visited the Texas A&M University science and technology journalism…

NASA Public Affairs Officer Josh Byerly took a break from preparing to narrate Space Shuttle…

STJR student Christina Sumners’ dream was to work with NOVA. Her internship allowed her to…