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Morgan is living his dream at just 25 years old working as a sports reporter on some noteworthy stories including Super Bowl coverage, a one-on-one interview with Colin Kaepernick, a story about Kobe Bryant’s passing with The New York Times.

For the second consecutive year, the ������Ƶ alumna and Los Angeles-based photojournalist will attend the NFL’s biggest game of the year, looking for the perfect images to illustrate the contest’s atmosphere and outcome.

The assistant professor of journalism served as a featured guest on “Fearfully, She Walked the Streets,” a five-part national podcast available on Spotify and iTunes.

������Ƶ alumni rise to the challenge every day in many ways, but MacLean is reaching new heights, quite literally with her travel agency, Venture Patagonia, based in Puerto Natales, Chile that prides itself on cultural immersion and life-changing experiences.

During the Winter Term course led by Rich Landesberg from the School of Communications, students visited concentration and death camps across Europe.

Erin Hone, Tony Rizzuto, Khirey Walker and Scott Wolter talk about their ������Ƶ experiences as students and now as faculty members.

Shillinger's work led to the passing of "Brynleigh's Act" in Maryland, a law that will provide seizure-safe schools throughout the state.

������Ƶ alumnus Erik Kendall ’11 and Assistant Professor Max Negin received a regional Emmy Award last year for their work with the Charlotte Hornets – and have already garnered another Emmy nomination this winter.

Associate Professor David Bockino and 19 students in his Through the Lens of ESPN class enjoyed an in-depth tour during Winter Term of Argentina and Uruguay, exploring athletic venues, national media outlets, and the importance of soccer in South American culture.

Spear worked alongside students at ������Ƶ to write and produce her debut album.