In August, news-editorial junior Chelsea Fuller (pictured left) and broadcast news senior Brandon Radcliffe worked as multimedia journalists at the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) Convention in San Diego, Calif.
Read MoreMSJ candidate Boya Xu (left) and broadcast news senior Amina McWilliams (right) are interning for "CBS News" in Washington, D.C., this summer. The students met "CBS Evening News" anchor Katie Couric during a recent visit to the network's studios in New York City.
Three years after graduating with a degree from the advertising program, the only account Jason Coffman (BSJ, 2000) was managing was for a restaurant — his own.
Learn MoreMay 2009 broadcast news graduate Elizabethany Ploger recently competed in in MTV's national search for its first TJ (tweet jockey).
Read MoreIncoming freshmen, like Sacia Listenbee (right) from Charlotte, N.C., are participating in New Student Orientation this summer. Hear why Sacia chose the School of Journalism at WVU.
Watch the VideoThe School of Journalism announces its new Digital Marketing Communications (DMC) graduate certificate program. The five-course online program is ideal for communications professionals seeking innovative digital training necessary in today's evolving marketplace.
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Featured above is a sampling of student photography from the spring 2010 section of VISJ 220: Introduction to Photojournalism. Students produced photo essays, telling a narrative through still images.
The West Virginia Uncovered project was created to cultivate online innovation and storytelling among the Mountain State's community newspapers.
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Three years after graduating with a degree from the advertising program, the only account Jason Coffman (BSJ, 2000) was managing was for a restaurant — his own.
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