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When Kim Kanner and Dan Lannon worked together at WOUB while they were students, neither of them ever imagined that more than a decade later they’d both be part of the leadership team at ESPN.
At eight years old, Adrianna Michaels knew she wanted to be the person on television telling you the weather.
The last couple of years have been emotionally and physically draining for Erin Clark, a staff photographer at the Boston Globe, as she's covered several challenging stories.
Educating the entertainment industry's future leaders.
Ashley Frye is still in shock after learning she received $2,000 in support for next school year because she received The Larry and JoAnn Katz Family Scholarship.
Weaving together meaningful stories with those who live them
Fresh back from the 2024 Visual Discovery Conference (VDC) in Miami, Florida, Zoe Cranfill is already excited about the possibility of attending next year’s VDC in Augsburg, Germany.
The ĢƵ University Student Enhancement Awards (SEA) program provided 30 students with a total of $143,490 in funding for their original research, scholarship and creative work this spring.
When Kayla Carpenter, BSJ ’13, walked into a classroom on the third floor of the Schoonover Center last week, she was thrilled to see many of the students wearing bright pink.
Achievement, leadership and knowledge sharing are highlighted in this installment of our rundown of recent news from OHIO faculty
A journalism student speaks to the University's longest-serving dean about their shared experience as first-generation college students.
Seventeen veteran journalists from around the world are back at home, taking the lessons learned during the 2024 Kiplinger Fellowship and applying it to their work.
When Chloe Gee, a journalism news and information major, graduated from ĢƵ University, her goal was to one day work in media for a professional sports team.
ĢƵ University’s sixth Music Industry Summit cemented it as a premier music conference. The annual Summit provides students and professionals with a unique opportunity at no cost.
Nearly 40% of the staff of INV3RSION, a virtual reality company in New Hampshire, is made up of Bobcat Alumni from the Scripps College who were involved with the GRID Lab.
