Monica Kaufman Pearson, the first Black woman to anchor an evening Atlanta newscast, is set to return to the television sets of metro Atlanta residents.
Nine-year-old Mark C. Sanders is an honor roll student who’s currently enrolled in his school’s dual language immersion program. As an active baseball player who’s
Mikki K. Harris is a multimedia journalist whose images have been featured in USA Today, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Newsday, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Sports Illustrated and New
Dorothy Butler Gilliam was the first Black female reporter at The Washington Post. The Memphis, Tennessee, native arrived at The Post in 1961 after graduating
A native of Northern California and a Navy veteran, Jaye Cole currently resides in Atlanta and practices as a transactional project attorney. Prior to graduating
DeDe McGuire is one of the hardest working women in radio. She can be heard weekday mornings hosting her syndicated morning show, “DeDe in the Morning,”
Reese Brown is an award-winning photojournalist and the founder of VoiceMan Enterprises, an agency providing commercial voice-overs, production development, and visual multimedia design. A decorated
Atlanta is the ninth-ranked media market in the United States, according to News Generation, a media relations company based in Baltimore. Home to national news
Landon Buford is a journalist who is passionate about his craft. He has covered everything from entertainment to sports. Sports just happens to be his
Ibrahim Hirsi is a dedicated staff writer at MinnPost who strives to give a voice to the voiceless. It is his responsibility to cover workforce and immigration
Chantel Kelli is a veteran in the game of writing. As a child, she wrote at a feverish pace through numerous opportunities in her hometown
Kiki Ayers is a master communicator. As the CEO of Ayers Publicity, she oversees the careers of singer-songwriter Sy Ari Da Kid and comedian Haha
Chevrolet wrapped up the second year of “Discover the Unexpected” (DTU) Fellowship Program, where eight journalism students from Historically Black Colleges & Universities (HBCUs) were
Brandon Robinson aka Scoop B has lived a charmed life. While many of us were at home on Saturday afternoons watching “Inside Stuff” on television,
Gwen Ifill, who stood as one of the most respected journalists in America, has died at age 61. Ifill started her career at papers such
The field of journalism and communications continues to evolve each day. It’s important for the next generation of journalists to be able to present the
Journalism will always be one of the most important fields of study. Although the business continues to change drastically due to new media, it’s vital
Anashay Gould is a former print model. The 6’4” beauty currently serves as a media correspondent for the Atlanta Business Journal and naturalhairmag.com, a digital
Award-winning journalist and filmmaker Rahiem Shabazz is on an endless mission to expose the disturbing truth behind America’s unequal education system through his executive produced documentary
Atlanta Football Insider seeks to provide training opportunities for students in the field of broadcast journalism. Each week, students from Grady High School and North
