By: Kylan Watson You may think boot camp is hard, but those six weeks in boot camp are nothing compared to the four months of work in the fall semester. Boot camp was six weeks of learning how to write for radio and using an audio recorder. For fall students must be prepared especially if …
The Women’s Sports Update is one of many entities that are associated with the Orange Television Network at Syracuse University. More specifically, it’s a show that is recorded weekly providing updates on all women’s sports around campus. The show has been around for a few years now, and has provided Syracuse fans with a way …
After a summer session of exciting new classes closely followed by a full intense semester, you’re going to be exhausted. There’s no exception, whether you’re interning, free-lancing, spending time with family, traveling, working, or a combination of the five–you’re going to need some rest! Here are some tips on how to make the most of …
If you have interests in different cultures, conscious of the swaying geo-political climate or how foreign policy relays their messages, then public diplomacy may be a career choice for you! The public diplomacy program is an exclusive dual degree master’s program at Syracuse University. Students receive a M.A. in international relations and a M.S. in …
For students in the Broadcast and Digital Journalism (BDJ) master’s program, “story day” can be long and stressful. Many days students are working close to or right until deadline to get their news packages turned in. “Story day” is the one day out of the week that students have to work on their news packages. …
Meet Dr. Gina Luttrell, director and assistant professor of the public relations graduate program here at Newhouse. Luttrell has worked within every part of the public relations field–corporate relations, non-profits, government and now she’s teaching the field she loves to those who want to pursue a career in it. Not only does she have a great …
After my first two semesters as a graduate student at Newhouse, I have learned that one of the only ways to survive the program is to have a strong support system. That means making friends with classmates and building close relationships. I am a Broadcast & Digital Journalism (BDJ) major in Newhouse, which is 13-month …
A week before Thanksgiving break, my professor emailed students asking if they wanted to gain experience in production. The email’s subject line was titled “Production Opportunity” and after reading that I immediately told myself to keep scrolling since I probably wouldn’t have time for it anyway. I admit this is a bad attitude to have, especially …
As I mentioned on a previous blog post, moving all the way from Puerto Rico to Syracuse was a whole new adventure for me. The change was huge, but I knew it had to be done if I wanted to fulfill my dream of becoming a broadcast journalist. Now it was time for the real …