When being a Broadcast and Digital Journalism graduate student, you’re only at Newhouse for 12 months and then spend your 13th month, either in Washington, D.C. or elsewhere. You’ve heard of the all the possibilities you could have, from networking to working with school outlets. But the reality is, you don’t have the same amount …
I have now spent 13 months as a Newhouse graduate and wow, I cannot believe I have made it this far. When I initially got accepted into the program I didn’t know how I was going to pay for it. The next day, I received my financial aid decision, learning that I wouldn’t have to …
Fifteen of us from Newhouse have successfully moved to Washington, D.C. and completed our first week as correspondents for our respective stations. We paid for our living quarters and tuition, but we went in not fully knowing what to expect. We started out extremely excited to be here, already knowing our stations from all over …
Well, six weeks are up at Syracuse University and Newhouse. We endured six weeks of news packages, live hits, live VO/SOTs, and even some in-studio interviews. We went through crazy weather reports when we had no idea what we were talking about, pushed through cameras just about running us over and cameras shutting off as …
The first half of summer capstone is now finished and I can’t believe it. I’m honestly starting to get a bit nervous of how little time we have left at Syracuse for the summer. We have finished three, long weeks of rotating jobs to be an anchor, day-of reporter, social media producer, producer, associate producer, …
Over the past few days I’ve heard a lot about a food festival called the Taste of Syracuse; it’s a yearly event that brings over 40 different vendors to downtown Syracuse in Clinton Square for people to enjoy. There’s food, local clothing and jewelry vendors, artists, live music, and a chance to learn more about …
I told you all that the first portion of my capstone after graduating was to be back at Newhouse for 6 weeks. We just finished our second week of “class” — I say that lightly because it’s class, but it’s not really class. Here is a rundown of how the week goes: Monday: Newscast Tuesday: …
As master’s students from the Newhouse School, my cohort and I attended graduation on May 12, 2018 with. While many people graduated and are going off for jobs and fellowships, we had a small week break and had to be right back at Newhouse bright and early on the following Monday. Many were confused as …
If you get picked as the ‘Super IA’ for your master’s class at Newhouse, it’s a great feeling. I still remember less than a year ago, I was in my second week of summer bootcamp for Broadcast and Digital Journalism. We were in our live radio newscast, and I was under deadline of being the …