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College of Media professor brings forgotten stories to a worldwide audience through new technology
College of Media professor brings forgotten stories to a worldwide audience through new technology
Twenty-four hours. Forty-four students. Six professional mentors. Three West Virginia nonprofits. Twelve cases of energy drinks. Thirteen corporate sponsors. One fearless leader.
This year marks the 50th Anniversary of “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood,” a children’s television series created and hosted by Fred Rogers.
WVU Reed College of Media Among the Best in Mediashift Rankings
It’s easy to “like” alumna Jane Schachtel’s mantra – marketing new technologies with new technology. Since graduating with her bachelor’s degree in Journalism in 1988, Schachtel has lead marketing teams for companies like Microsoft, Intuit and, most recen
In partnership with the WVU Festival of Ideas and funded by the Ogden Newspaper Seminar Series, the College of Media hosted a panel discussion in September featuring White House correspondents who described first-hand what it’s been like to cover the new
For most people, a trip to an amusement park is an annual summer tradition. For Dan Dipiazzo , a College of Media Data Marketing Communications (DMC) graduate student, it’s just a day on the job.
With an overdose death rate 10 times the national average, news about the Mountain State has been bleak, but a West Virginia filmmaker chose to tell a story of resilience and hope.
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