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The National Center on Disability and Journalism announced the winners of the 2020 Katherine Schneider Journalism Award for Excellence in Reporting on Disability.
PR Lab students created a public relations campaign that aims to help millennials better understand Native American culture.
Ruiz talked about recent polls showing former Vice President Joe Biden leading President Donald Trump among Arizona voters and the role of Latinos in the upcoming election.
The speakers also described how more diverse newsrooms will improve coverage of underserved communities.
The Cronkite Career Services team is launching a new virtual networking event aimed at connecting current students with successful Cronkite Nation alumni.
The news division of Arizona PBS is partnering with the Arizona Republic, KJZZ, Arizona Public Media and the Citizens Clean Elections Commission to host several debates in the upcoming weeks.
“Mediactive: How to Participate in Our Digital World,” which begins Oct. 5, is open to anyone with an email address through ASU’s Continuing and Professional Education.
“All About the Story: News, Power, Politics and The Washington Post” recalls Leonard Downie Jr.’s career at the newspaper he helped elevate to international prominence.
Arizona PBS secured the station's most wins since 1981; the Cronkite School has won 64 Student Production Awards since 2009.
Spanish professors from ASU’s School of Letters and Cultures will conduct the workshop for Cronkite faculty and staff.
$1.5 million commitment will support career development for investigative journalists.
$1.5 million commitment will support career development for investigative journalists.
Interim Dean Kristin Gilger provided an update on Blaze Radio.
Cronkite students took home six awards in both the professional and student categories at the annual Southern California Journalism Awards recently in Los Angeles.
Seven Cronkite alumni were inducted into the Sun Devil 100 on Sept. 17
Arizona PBS plans to bolster its nightly news offerings with an expanded one-hour news package bookended by the BBC World News America and PBS NewsHour.
The project includes articles, information and resources related to youth suicide.
Lauren Abel established the ElDean Bennett Memorial Endowment Fund to honor her former mentor.
“Mediactive: How to Participate in Our Digital World” was created to improve digital media literacy among adults.
The renowned magazine published a story by Misha Jones, who profiled an Australian woman who cared for baby wombats in her apartment during the COVID-19 lockdown.