In response to a query about his poor health and possible demise, Mark Twain replied, “The report of my death was an exaggeration.”
So too, reports of the death of journalism are also an exaggeration. Journalism is alive and well and the success of our graduates is a testament to that. It’s also a testament to the program, our campus media, and the various other elements that combine to make the journalism experience.
As you scroll through the names below, we hope you’ll join us in celebrating all the great work that our graduates are doing – as well as all the great things they’re accomplishing. But that’s not all – we hope that you’ll also notice that a degree in journalism open doors – a lot of them. And, as you’ll see from some of the profiles, a degree in journalism doesn’t limit you to the field of journalism.
