‘In Journalism You Have the Opportunity to Witness History’
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…
Class Carries on Local Civil Rights Activists’ Legacy
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…
Dishing out Ethics: Brunson’s Documentary Receives 2020 Telly Award
A documentary created by Nicholson senior instructor Rick Brunson, titled “Journalism Ethics: A Morning with Nancy Alvarez,” just won a prestigious 2020 Telly Award. Brunson…
The Sun Will Shine a Bit More on Winter Park’s Government
To mark Sunshine Week in Florida (March 15-21), UCF’s Nicholson School of Communication and Media’s journalism program launched a new grant-funded website designed to bring…
Centric Critiqued by One of the Largest Magazine Publishers
Centric magazine is all about the students — created by students about students for students. The magazine is produced as a project of the JOU…
‘60 Minutes’ Scott Pelley Makes Guest Appearance
“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…
New Fellowship, New City, New Experiences
Only 12-14 journalism fellowships are granted by Hearst each year. Nicholson School alumnus Michael Williams 18’ just became a recipient this past summer. Hearst has…
From Struggle to Success: Journalism Student Charges On
Lillian Hernández Caraballo, a 35-year-old non-traditional student and mother to an eight-year-old daughter, returned to school later on in life to major in journalism, feeling…
NSCM Professor Awarded Prestigious Gold Medallion
The Florida Scholastic Press Association (FSPA) honored Nicholson School journalism professor Rick Brunson the Gold Medallion Award – its highest prize – at the organization’s…