Tag: journalism

Former Univision president talks to students about pioneering Spanish TV

Spanish TV pioneer Emilio Nicolas discussed how he got his start in journalism and how business sense helped him build Univision at a Cronkite School event.

Charlie Rose accepts Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism

Charlie Rose discussed the role of journalism in helping people understand the world as he accepted the Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism Monday.

Charlie Rose, recipient of 2015 Cronkite award, tells students to ‘never stop learning’

Charlie Rose, award-winning anchor of “CBS This Morning” with more than 40 years of experience in journalism, will receive the 2015 Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism Monday. He spoke to a group of ASU journalism students about his experiences on Sunday afternoon, telling them to be curious and never stop learning.

We’re back: Our site’s distinct commitment to downtown Phoenix

Following a summer break, Phoenix’s young reporters are back to the proving ground of downtown, hoping to make you think in ways you haven’t before.

Anderson Cooper: Dialogue is key to improving race relations

Journalist Anderson Cooper said at a discussion for ASU's Center for the Study of Race and Democracy that race in America is still a pertinent issue, and creating dialogue among different people will get the nation closer to a better state.

Photojournalist discusses impact of war photography at Must See Mondays event

Veteran and photojournalist Bill Putnam shared his experiences with capturing the essence of war at a Must See Mondays event hosted by ASU's Walter Cronkite School.

USA Today media columnist speaks at Must See Mondays

USA Today columnist and editor at large Rem Rieder shared his views on the Brian Williams scandal and tips for aspiring columnists during his appearance at the Cronkite School's Must See Mondays speaker series.

Cronkite faculty discuss the journalistic ethics of Charlie Hebdo shooting

Faculty from the Cronkite School discussed the journalistic ethics surrounding the Charlie Hebdo shooting in Paris in a panel event Wednesday. The conversation focused on balancing freedom of speech and good judgement.

Devil’s Advocate: Moving further into in-depth territory with new multimedia and series

We are an online platform, gosh dang it, and it’s about time we start utilizing our platform. This means more award-winning radio and photos as well as graphics, maps and GIFs.

Journalists from Asia and Australia visit Cronkite School to learn US politics, elections

The Edward R. Murrow Program for Journalists brought nine journalists from China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia and Australia to the Walter Cronkite School this week to teach them about American journalism.