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Coronavirus doesn’t stop Cronkite student journalists Read More The Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication is one of the nation’s top journalism schools and is home to Arizona PBS, the largest media outlet operated by a journalism school in the world. Students receive hands-on experiences in Cronkite News, a multiplatform daily news operation with bureaus in Phoenix, Washington and Los Angeles. With professional programs in digital media, public affairs reporting, broadcast news, digital innovation, public relations, sports reporting, Spanish-language news and more, Cronkite offers a real-world education for the digital media world of today and tomorrow. Explore Undergraduate Degrees Explore Graduate Degrees Apply Professional Programs at Cronkite Immersive Experiences That Transform You into a Professional The Cronkite School’s nationally acclaimed “teaching hospital” model of education offers students real-world training in live newsroom environments under the supervision of top professional journalists. Cronkite News - Phoenix Cronkite News - Phoenix Report on the region’s top stories across media platforms for Arizona PBS and other news outlets. Students work as multimedia reporters covering important stories across the state of Arizona, producing text, videos, photos and graphics for online and broadcast media outlets. Students work in a state-of-the-art newsroom in the nation’s fifth-largest city under the direction of veteran journalists and news editors. Learn More “Reporting at the Olympics was by far my best memory and experience of my life. This experience will give me the chance to show my work to future employers and help me land my dream job one day.” Allison Gargaro, (’17) evening meteorologist at KERO in Bakersfield Cronkite News - Washington Cronkite News - Washington Cover public policy as part of Arizona’s largest newsgathering operation in the nation’s capital. Students spend a semester in the nation’s capital, reporting across the city – from the halls of Congress to the steps of the Supreme Court – for Cronkite News. Students work across platforms, covering daily breaking news and investigative stories from a cutting-edge newsroom under the supervision of a veteran political journalist. Learn More “It brings you to a completely new environment. You have to learn how to survive and get story ideas and compete with national reporters who have worked the Hill for decades.” Kate Bieri, (’17) reporter, KVIA in El Paso Cronkite News - LA Cronkite News - LA Report from the sidelines of professional and collegiate sports, and cover newsmakers, during this immersive program in the nation’s second-largest city. Students spend a semester in the nation’s second-largest city, reporting on professional and collegiate sports for Cronkite News and other professional media outlets. Students use the latest digital and broadcast tools to create cutting-edge multimedia sports stories, working under an experienced sports broadcast professional. Learn More “Working at the Cronkite Bureau in Los Angeles gave me once in a lifetime opportunities as a college student. The bureau gave me the chance to cover sports at top Southern California colleges and broadcast live, L.A. news.” Kerston Corns (’20) Cronkite News - Phoenix Sports Cronkite News - Phoenix Sports Cover professional and collegiate sports, including MLB Spring Training, for outlets across the country. In the heart of the nation’s fifth-largest city, students cover four major professional sports leagues, college bowl games, spring training and many other signature sporting events. Students produce digital and broadcast stories for Cronkite News and media outlets such as Sports Illustrated and MLB.com. Learn More “Sports stories are more than scores and highlights.” Tyler Paley, (’17) anchor/reporter at WTOL in Toledo Cronkite News - Borderlands Cronkite News - Borderlands Cover Latino issues in the U.S., Mexico and along the border for distribution in Spanish and ...