Visiting the Oregonian

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Photo credit: Steve Morgan https://commons.wikimedia.org

By Kiley Hearst

 The Mass Communications class took a walking field trip to the Oregonian on March 1. There, we were given a tour of the office by reporter Eder Campuzano. Several other reporters pitched in to describe their jobs and their backgrounds.


According to the article “Portland, meet your new education reporter”, Campuzano recently became the new education reporter for the Oregonian. Previously, he worked for the Oregonian as a part of their trending team. Campuzano was on his high school paper, The Bruin, at McMinnville High School. He also spent six months at The Grants Pass Daily Courier as the county government reporter.


I learned about the process behind producing a paper, especially one as large as the Oregonian. Very few desks were filled due to the early hour and the number of reporters out and about reporting on a variety of topics. I also learned about the time it takes to write an article, the way the physical paper is produced as well as how reporters find the stories they write.

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  1. AnonymousApril 5, 2019 at 8:31 AM

    i liked the background you gave on Eder Campuzano

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