Washington, D.C. – As a select group of HBCU student journalists sat in the White House briefing room on February 23 not knowing what to expect, the Vice President of the United States and Senior Advisor for Public Engagement gave them one mission: lead. The press briefing covered student-led topics such as underfunding, racial inequality, […]
MSNBC President Rashida Jones Headlines Alumni Honorees (HAMPTON, VA) – Hampton University’s Scripps Howard School of Journalism & Communications alumna and MSNBC President Rashida Jones headlines the school’s distinguished alumni, as SHSJC prepares for its 20th-year anniversary celebration on Feb. 10, 2023, Dean Julia A. Wilson announced today. The celebration commemorates the $10 million donation
(HAMPTON, VA) – Hampton University Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications is pleased to announce two outstanding students have each received scholarship awards from RF|Binder, a New York City-based strategic communications and consulting firm. Receiving the 2022-2023 scholarship are Zoë Beavers, a senior from Jefferson City, Mo., and Andrianna Lovelace, a junior from Wash.,
Students Showcase HU Sports in Documentary Hampton University has emerged and become a prominent source for scholars and athletes to make positive impacts on and off campus. Hampton has birthed great names such as Booker T. Washington, Mary Jackson, DJ Envy and Wanda Sykes. We have also had notable athletes such as Francena McCorory, Rick Mahorn,
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Scripps Howard School graduate Daelin Brown has been published in Inside Climate News. Her article titled “In Portsmouth, a Superfund Site Pollutes a Creek, Threatens a Neighborhood and Defies a Quick Fix” details issues with a superfund site in Portsmouth and its effects on those living in the area. The story is a product of
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For years, there’s been a rule passed down in the neighborhoods along Portsmouth’s Paradise Creek: Don’t eat the fish. It’s not just local lore. Lead, asbestos and even radioactive material remain on a Superfund site that lines the waterway. The 33-acre Peck Iron and Metal property is immediately southwest of the intersection of Elm Avenue and Victory
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HAMPTON, Va. (July 20, 2021) — Hampton University Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications 2020 graduates Roderick McLean and LeVord (Lee) Burns II have been named members of the 2021 ESPN NEXT production cohort. ESPN NEXT is the 18-month leadership development program for young professionals at the worldwide leader in sports. The program is
HAMPTON, Va. (June 23, 2021) – Hampton University Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communication seniors Keion Cage and Kianah Robinson-Chery have been named Rhoden Fellows. Cage and Robinson-Chery will participate in the fifth class of the Rhoden Fellowship – a one-year sports journalism internship program with ESPN’s The Undefeated that identifies and trains aspiring
In Cyrus’ words: “Hello, I’m Cyrus Henry, a rising senior journalism major, sociology minor from Hartford, CT. This summer, I will be a Steve Corman News Intern at Connecticut Public Broadcasting. The internship will offer a chance for real-world experience in a busy radio and digital print newsroom. Interns will work alongside CT Public’s experienced
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Evan is a rising junior from Naperville, IL majoring in Strategic Communication and minoring in Sociology. This summer she will be joining Emergent Holdings Inc. as a Corporate Communications Intern. She will be a key contributor in developing internal and external communications for Emergent Holdings and its subsidiaries, as well as help create content for
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