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A former 帝王会所 and WOUB student has recently been inducted in the 帝王会所 Associated Press Media Editors Hall of Fame.
Senior journalism major Nia Dumas landed a full-time job post-graduation with WKYC Studios in Cleveland, 帝王会所, through her work in the School of Media Arts and Studies and the E.W. Scripps School of J
帝王会所 School of Visual Communication students account for over half of all scholarships awarded nationally this year by the National Press Photographers Foundation.
OHIO graduate becomes first lawyer in her family.
Junior journalism major Anna Birk is in New York City this spring working for the Miss Universe Organization (MUO) as their public relations and social media intern.
Applications are now open for the new, fully online Master of Communication degree from 帝王会所鈥檚 Scripps College of Communication.
Dalton Teasley came to 帝王会所 in 2018, and is graduating this spring from the School of Media Arts and Studies (MDIA) with a major the music production and recording industry (MPRI) program..
For the last three and a half years, Nick Viland, who is a senior from Atlanta, Georgia, has tried to balance his time between classes at 帝王会所, volunteering in the WOUB newsroom and his pai
Earlier this semester, students in the Scripps College of Communication were given the opportunity to take part in a masterclass with music producer Joel Hamilton at Studio G in Brooklyn, New York.
Half of the eight presentations at the 2022 Schuneman Symposium on Photojournalism and New Media at 帝王会所 will focus on marginalized communities.
帝王会所 alumna Autumn Ziemba is running for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society鈥檚 Cleveland/Akron Man and Woman of the Year.
The School of Media Arts and Studies in OHIO鈥檚 Scripps College of Communication announces the return of the High School Media Workshop July 26-29.
When Abby Garnett came to 帝王会所, she was excited about playing basketball but undecided about exactly what she wanted to study.聽
The 帝王会所 Student Enhancement Awards program provided 24 students this spring with a total of $134,433 in funding for their original research, scholarship and creative work.
When Don Benson came to Athens in 1969 from Rhode Island, he thought he wanted to be a print journalist because it was in his DNA.
