Launch your career in media
The Cronkite School is one of the nation’s top journalism and mass communication schools. With professional programs in digital media, broadcast news, sports reporting, media innovation, public relations, digital marketing, Spanish-language news and more, Cronkite offers hands-on learning experiences and access to competitive internships and opportunities from day one.
News
Cronkite School wins nine EPPY Awards
The Cronkite School took home a collective nine prizes in the prestigious 2023 Editor & Publisher Magazine EPPY Awards contest.
BET’s president of media sales to deliver keynote address at Cronkite School fall convocation
Louis Carr, president of media sales at Black Entertainment Television (BET), will serve as the keynote Fall 2023 convocation speaker.
Cronkite student’s love for sports leads to in-game hosting opportunity with ASU Athletics
Courtney Robinson is pursuing a Master of Arts in Sports Journalism at the Cronkite School while serving as an in-game host for ASU athletic events.
‘ABC World News Tonight’ anchor David Muir to receive 40th Cronkite Award
Muir, who is also co-anchor of ABC’s “20/20,” will be recognized during the Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism luncheon on Feb. 8, 2024, at the Sheraton Phoenix Downtown.
Areas of study
Journalism that drives change
Spanning three major cities, our award-winning newsrooms produce TV news that reaches more than 1 million Arizonans each day, and digital news published on trusted media sites nationwide.
Sports beyond the games
Cronkite students cover Phoenix’s five major professional athletic teams, collegiate sports, the Cactus League, esports, and the issues that impact athletes, teams and fans.
Smart, strategic communication
In immersive programs specializing in public relations, digital marketing and media innovation, Cronkite students create real campaigns for real clients, driving real impact.
I’ll be responsible for overseeing our coverage of Colorado’s diverse communities, in line with our DE&I metrics. I’ll also have the opportunity to create my own content. Perhaps most importantly, I’ll be connecting with community leaders across the state, so we can better understand where our coverage succeeds, and where we have opportunity for improvement. My time at Cronkite gave me the basic skills to succeed in a newsroom. I, of course, was green walking into my first shop, but I was able to hold my own as a producer. From editorial meetings to boothing my newscast, I felt well prepared.
