UM students use their passion and talents to put on NewsWatch Monday through Friday at 5 p.m. Students interested in broadcast and NewsWatch can apply and interview to get on the team.
The University of Mississippi’s student run and operated radio station, Rebel Radio, carries on the legacy of radio, while providing students with a musical outlet. The station, broadcasting out of the Student Media Center in Bishop Hall on the Oxford Campus, includes both paid and volunteer jobs.
While she hates to hear someone utter the phrase ‘Print is dead,’ Lacey Russell, a CNN video production assistant, predicts newspapers will eventually fade away. Digital is the future.
The broadcasters enter the Student Media Center at 2:30 p.m. Dressed to impress, Matthew Hendley logs into the rundown to see what stories he’ll be covering as anchor when the show begins.
Newswatch field reporter, Daniella Oropeza, recently received her degree in broadcast journalism. Daniella joined Newswatch as a junior in 2015. Although she’s sad to leave, she has plenty to look forward to.
Kennedy Glanzer Oxford Stories As most college professors will tell you, it’s imperative that students try to get an internship before graduating and entering the real world. Having an internship is important […]
Jack Newsom Oxford Stories jsnewso2@go.olemiss.edu Rebel Radio is a student-run organization that broadcasts throughout much of North Mississippi and enables students to gain broadcasting experience by becoming volunteer interns. Just like any […]
Save Lydazja Turner Oxford Stories A University of Mississippi senior, who is also known as Miss University, is studying to become a broadcast journalist, but dreams of becoming Miss Mississippi and Miss […]
By LaReeca Rucker Adjunct Journalism Instructor University of Mississippi Meek School of Journalism When Abbie McIntosh was in 8th grade, her mother demanded that she finish her homework before watching her favorite football […]
By LaReeca Rucker Adjunct Journalism Instructor University of Mississippi Meek School of Journalism A journalism or integrated marketing communications degree can lead to a job in public relations, marketing, sports promotion, creative […]
Meredith Enger Oxford Stories mgenger@go.olemiss.edu Many students choose journalism as there major because they feel the need to tell a story. Whether students desire to be involved in print media, editorial journalism, […]
