Zoe Gungon

journalism major at skyline college + movie lover

[Zoe Gungon @zmgungon]

@motokorich Hi Ms. Rich! I'm a journalism student at Skyline College and I'm interested in your work in Japan. I'm Japanese and would love to report on issues in Japan. What steps would you suggest someone wanting to report on news in another country take to start their career?

[Zoe Gungon @zmgungon]

@RonanFarrow Hello Mr. Farrow! I'm a journalism student at Skyline College and truly admire your work. With a new HBO documentary on the way, I was wondering: do you ever feel pressure to "sanitize" your reporting to make it more appealing to viewers?

[Zoe Gungon @zmgungon]

The slain journalist in question, Jamal Khashoggi, wrote for the Washington Post starting in September 2017. Collaborating with the person involved with the killing will prove very controversial for Trump, considering the Prince's record with other activists as well.

[The Washington Post @washingtonpost]

The U.S. intelligence community concluded Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman approved the killing and dismemberment of a Post columnist, making President Trump's formal dinner for the prince on Tuesday a dramatic step in public rehabilitation. https://t.co/YQyBY1FSKR

[Zoe Gungon @zmgungon]

The media plays a significant role in how modern day alleged assassins are framed, and thus viewed by the public.

[The New Yorker @NewYorker]

The political assassins of our age are disgruntled plotters and fanatics whose hazy motives seem patched together by personal grievances, mental illness, and solipsistic internet quests. https://t.co/WSDPBMCmJN

[Zoe Gungon @zmgungon]

SMCCCD's study abroad program will be hosting its third informational session about studying abroad in Kyoto, Japan in the summer of 2026! This is an amazing opportunity for anyone looking to see more fo the world.

[Zoe Gungon @zmgungon]

This Tuesday, 11/18, the Therapy PAT Team from the Peninsula Humane Society will bring therapy dogs to the library between 1-2pm! This is one of many activities hosted as part of Skyline's Stress Less Week.

[nature @Nature]

If the 264 million students enrolled in higher education around the globe were a country, it would be the fifth most populous in the world

https://t.co/o1PW21hLe0

[Chris Brunet @chrisbrunet]

🚨Breaking: @Harvard just announced massive cuts to dozens of its PhD programs, citing “financial pressure.”

- Science PhD admissions reduced by more than 75%
- Arts & Humanities reduced by about 60%
- Social Sciences by 50–70%
- History by 60%
- Biology by 75%
- The German department will lose all PhD seats
- Sociology from six PhD students to zero

[Sara Kuenstler @KuenstlerSara]

California is at the center of a fierce battle over how to regulate AI companions. Two competing bills — AB1064 and SB243 — pit child safety advocates against tech lobbyists. #AIjournalism #tarbellcenter
https://t.co/qiefDlIoCg

[Ujjwal Acharya @UjjwalAcharya]

Rapid development of #AI is already changing how journalists operate. Reporters, editors, executives, and others across the news industry share their advice on how to engage—and where to draw the line. #AIjournalism
https://t.co/opWMIT46EJ

[Zoe Gungon @zmgungon]

"We have always gone where the audience," said Time Magazine's Press Room, "AI is just the next frontier."

Time Magazine is one of many companies beginning to use AI throughout their work. We can continue to see how AI impacts their journalistic work.

[Dr Martin @Dr_Martin123]

AI's not just changing the game; it's rewriting the rulebook. TIME's embracing the future while keeping its soul. Smart move or risky bet? 🤔 #AIJournalism
https://t.co/apJNds9k5v

[Zoe Gungon @zmgungon]

Estonia has moved to incorporate AI into the arts, government and other aspects of daily life. We can look to Estonia as an example of how AI usage can help or harm us, especially in the realm of journalism.

[viridiana @vbancob]

AI-enhanced journalism tools help fact-check, flag bias, and speed up investigations—supporting a more informed, independent media landscape. #AIjournalism #NewsIntegrity
The arts scene embraces generative AI.

[Zoe Gungon @zmgungon]

This event is one of many that the Skyline Library hosts throughout the year. You can find more events at https://t.co/rcsfF45h4w

[Jessica Diaz Carreño @Jessica_Diaz_C]

Looking to strengthen your vocabulary or reading skills through engaging exercises? The Learning center at Skyline College is hosting a “Vocabulary and Reading Skills” workshop. The workshop will be happening every Monday from 1-2pm in Room 5-102.

[Zoe Gungon @zmgungon]

This week, October 5-11, is Banned Books Week. Come read banned books at Skyline's Library to commemorate the week.

[a @AnthoneyBereal]

Skyline College's library and language arts division are hosting a banned books reading event this Tuesday in the Skyline library. Students will be encouraged to read their favorite lines from a banned book or to create an art piece.
https://t.co/g8CodHn25i

[Zoe Gungon @zmgungon]

Congratulations to Skyline's own Toyoshige Kano on his selection! Kano graduated from Skyline in 2023 where he played on the Men's Basketball Team.

[kiana @mskianachu]

Athlete Toyoshige Kano extended his contract with the Sunrockers Shibuya and has been selected to play basketball with the National Team and the FIBA Asia cup, representing Japan.

#skylinecollege #trojans #basketball #japan

Photo from Skyline College Athletics

[Zoe Gungon @zmgungon]

The festival is a long-standing Chinese cultural tradition that gives thanks for the autumn harvest and honors the moon when it is believed to be at its fullest and brightest.

[Zoe Gungon @zmgungon]

On Oct. 6, the Chinese Students & Scholars Association is hosting the Mid-Autumn Festival in Building 4 from 11:30am to 1:00pm. Students may join to do arts and crafts, play board games and eat the provided food and dessert.

[Society of Professional Journalists @spj_tweets]

SPJ strongly condemns recent attacks by federal agents on journalists reporting on @ICEgov activity and protests around the country.

🔗Read the full statement: https://t.co/wMUbkjsBLY