Students news
About two dozen students from the Cronkite School are providing coverage of the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Cronkite students visited Cuba in May as part of the “Media, Culture and Society in Cuba” class.
Arizona State University students captured three national Society of Professional Journalists 2023 Mark of Excellence Awards.
The agency took the prize in the Leadership in Community Service category for a number campaigns its students completed during the spring 2023 and summer 2023 semesters.
Carnegie-Knight News21 has launched a new reporting project examining the state of American democracy.
The Cronkite School will host college students who received a summer internship through the Dow Jones News Fund.
The Cronkite School convocation celebrated the achievements of nearly 370 graduates.
Hayden Cilley will graduate with his master’s degree at the Cronkite School’s spring 2024 convocation.
Donovan Johnson will receive the Top Innovator award at the Cronkite School convocation.
Amaiyah Robinson is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication and Media Studies at the Cronkite School.
Cronkite students covered the games, documented events on social media and engaged with fans during the Final Four.
The Cronkite News Phoenix Sports Bureau partnered with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Bay Area News Group, The Kansas City Star and The Denver Post to provide team coverage for those publications.
The Cronkite Content Creator Challenge provides an opportunity for high schoolers across Arizona to harness their video skills to create captivating content that promotes their community.
Cronkite News Sports Bureau students have reported on some of the country’s largest sporting events.
The Cronkite Agency won the Business Intelligence Group's 2024 BIG Innovation Award.
Students at the Cronkite School showcased their research on artificial intelligence, cancel culture and other media-related topics during the 2024 Cronkite Research Symposium.
Elira Canga is pursuing her Ph.D. at the Cronkite School with a focus on political and health communication.
David Muir reflected on his career journey, his hope for future journalists and how they can navigate polarizing times during a Q&A session with students at the Cronkite School.
Ana Aragon Sierra enrolled in the MD/MMC program, a partnership between the Cronkite School and the Mayo Clinic’s Alix School of Medicine.
A groundbreaking investigation of the impact on America’s water supplies from lithium mines reported by students working in the Howard Center has gained national attention.