The Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications aims to be recognized as a leading communications school in developing culturally literate, diverse, and internationally competitive journalists and communicators, with high standards of excellence.
Wynton Jackson and Morgan Norris – Fourth-year Journalism majors – are recipients of 2025 White House Correspondents’ Association scholarships and will attend the annual dinner in Washington, DC in April.
Hampton University team won first place in 2023-24 Hearst Investigative Reporting competition. Click here to read the full investigative story in Inside Climate News.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Hampton, Va.—March 25, 2025: A leader among university journalism schools, Hampton University’s Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications (SHSJC) hosts the “State of the Media,” a
Wynton Jackson and Morgan Norris – Fourth-year Journalism majors – are recipients of 2025 White House Correspondents’ Association scholarships and will attend the annual dinner in Washington, DC in April.
From l-r: Jenna Bonello, Director of Entertainment and Events, WWF; Jessica Leung, Director, People and Culture, WWF; Charles Sumpter, Senior Director, People and Culture, WWF; HU President Darrell K. Williams;
November 13, 2024 (HAMPTON, VA) – World Wildlife Fund (WWF), one of the leading conservation nonprofits known for its iconic panda logo, is partnering with Hampton University’s Scripps Howard School
The Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications at Hampton University is one of the nation’s premier schools for educating and training aspiring journalists and strategic communications professionals. Our diverse students produce news and information for television, radio, print, websites, social media platforms and other digital media outlets.
