Tag Archives: Journalism

Manatee populations decreasing in Florida and sustainability reporters running rampant – these are among the stories of the latest National Public Radio (NPR) News NextGenerationRadio Florida Newsroom Project. “Impact of […]

Hispanic Outlook magazine ranked the University of Central Florida (UCF) the No. 5 university in the nation in 2019-20 for conferring bachelor’s degrees to Hispanic students. There are many voices […]

She’s only 28, but Nicholson School alumna Christal Hayes ’15 has already covered some of the most momentous events in modern American history – from its most tragic, heartbreaking mass […]

WUCF partnered with the Nicholson School of Communication and Media to explore the legacy of civil-rights activists Harry T. and Harriette V. Moore and their family. The project is now […]

Journalism student Héctor García De León grew up watching the news with his mom and was inspired by the news stories delivered by local stations. That’s when he decided he […]

The New York Times (NYT) featured a special episode of the Journalism History podcast, where tenured professor of journalism Kimberly Voss, Ph.D., spoke about NYT food editor Jane Nickerson. The […]

Journalism alumna Daniella Medina graduated college and worked her way into a full-time position with international news force USA TODAY in a matter of months – during a pandemic. The […]

For journalists, the past couple of months have been tough, but important. When Desiree Montilla was a UCF student, she would never have guessed what she would be covering within […]

Journalism major Samantha Olson has known she wanted to be a journalist since she was about 12 years old. She’s never looked back since. At UCF, she has covered several Board […]

“There is no democracy without journalism,” Scott Pelley, award-winning “60 Minutes” veteran correspondent, declared in front of a class full of 300 students, professors and alumni. “We need you – […]