STUDENT WORK

Students in our college have unique opportunities to develop a wide range of skills, from strategic thinking to artistic development. Their coursework often serves as an initial introduction, which they then extend beyond the classroom. Through the O'Brien fellowship, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service, Student Media, the MIC and other initiatives, students contribute to a cause, learn while doing, and find their callings. Here, we are proud to showcase their work inside the classroom and beyond. 

Ink and Airwaves

During the Fall 2024 semester, students enrolled in Dr. Patrick Johnson’s “Principles of Journalism” class created a series of podcasts focused on news literacy. This course provided a comprehensive exploration of journalism, covering both mainstream and alternative media outlets. Students examined the core principles, organizational structures, ethical standards, and broader societal role of journalism in the world today.

 

Ink and Airwaves

Reflecting on the Christian Press

In these final episodes of season one of the Ink and Airwaves podcast, our students dive into the personal and community impacts of engaging with their chosen specialty and alternative press. Reflecting on their experiences throughout the season, they share insights into how their specialty and alternative press shape communities,…

 

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Behind the Bells

Students in Kris Holodak's Advanced Production class created this short documentary about Dr. Mark Konewko, faculty member in the Diederich College of Communication and Marquette University carillonneur.