Monthly Archives: March 2018

By: Kailey Collar After spending quite a bit of time listening to and observing writers for different newspapers, I wanted to experience another aspect of journalism: broadcasting. A radio broadcasting building has several different studios, and each studio is broadcasting … Continue reading →

When most people think of journalism, they may envision a busy newsroom packed with editors frantically typing away at their keyboards, a scene of a recent fire filled with various reporters searching for victims to interview, or a politician being … Continue reading →

By Kinsey Johnson NPR’s lead education blogger speaks of the changes in today’s increasingly priced higher education, and the impacts choices after college can have on a planetary level. Anya Kamenetz spoke optimistically to her audience of about 150 students … Continue reading →

By Dylan Genrich For my Job shadow I wanted to shadow someone in the journalism business, ideally a reporter or editor. I was very hopeful when I reached out to Eau Claire’s newspaper, Leader Telegram, asking whether it would be … Continue reading →

By: Meagan Weber As a nursing major, I have job shadowed many different medical-field related jobs, so for this project I decided to do something a little different. That brought me to Andy and Rachael Dick, a couple with their … Continue reading →

A young, ambitious, and truly successful employee like Dylan Tinberg is in fact not a common sight. 20-year old full-time, cross-trained manager at Metropolis, one of Eau Claire’s best relieved the four-star resort, a student of the month at Chippewa … Continue reading →