Recent Articles

• Hampton University Unveils New Mobile Vaccination Clinic, Which Will Deliver Critical COVID-19 Vaccines to Underrepresented Communities
• Hampton University Journalism Student Jamaija Rhoades Wins Pulitzer Center Fellowship
• Hampton University SHSJC Launches New Course: JAC 453 Gaming and Virtual Reality Production
• NBCUniversal News Group Launches NBCU Academy, Offering On-Campus Training and Education to Universities and Community Colleges Across the Country
• Hampton University’s Journalism School Welcomes Global PR-Communications Expert Julia Wilson as Adjunct Professor
• Award-winning journalist April Woodard was named 2020 professor of the year at Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications
• Keisha Reynolds accepted into For(bes) the Culture
• Scripps Howard Advisory Board Co-Chair and 2002 Graduate Rashida Jones Named President of MSNBC
• Scrippas on the rise: Ciara White-Sparks
• Scrippas on the rise: Kiana Goshorn
• Scrippas on the rise: Naomi Ludlow
• Hampton University Awarded $17.7 Million Grant to Establish the Virginia Workforce Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center
• The Hampton University Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications Launching New Augmented Reality Lab
• Scrippas on the rise: Whitney Bronson
• Scrippas on the rise: Derrick Collins II
• Scrippas on the rise: Chebet Buckner
• Scrippas on the rise: Samya Epps
• Scrippas on the rise: Lea Luellen
• Scrippas on the rise: Kayla Key
• Scrippas on the rise: Nysah Warren
• Scrippas on the rise: Madison Williams
• Scrippas on the rise: Lauryn Bass
• Scrippas on the rise: Selena Roberts
• HU Scripps graduate Randall Williams lands sports business reporter job with new Penske platform Sportico
• HU’s Business Journalism course a hidden gem: 3 from Scripps polish skills, shine at Bloomberg
• Hampton University Scripps journalism graduate Timia Whitsey creates content for MTV and VH1
• Hampton University Softball Player Mo'ne Davis to Appear Live Today at 12 PM EST on the Philadelphia Inquirer's Instagram Page
• Scripps Hall of Famer Rashida Jones revitalizing MSNBC, SHSJC
• Hampton University Journalism Student Sara Avery Wins Pulitzer Center Fellowship; Will Travel to Haiti to Report on 3D Printed Homes
• HU Scripps students report on money matters in their hometowns during pandemic
• Two SHSJC students chosen for Bloomberg-UNC-Berkeley Business Journalism Diversity Program
• Hampton University Scripps Howard School Assistant Dean Maier’s movie lands distribution deal
• Disney, ABC and ESPN recruiters engage with HU’s Scripps Howard School students
• Bloomberg recruiter visits Scripps on Jan. 22, 2020
• Hampton University Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications Hosts Premiere of Major Motion Picture 'Harriet'
• Hampton University to Host A Dialogue with New York Times Investigative Reporter and Creator of the '1619 Project' - Nikole Hannah-Jones
• The Joseph K. Bose Endowed Scholarship
• Hampton University Welcomes Former Publisher/Editor Marisa Porto as Executive in Residence
• Journalism Student Appears on NBC Today Show for International Day of the Girl
• Superstar Mo’ne Davis ‘Just One of the Girls’ on Hampton’s Softball Team
• Looking in Hindsight and Beyond with Deanna Blu by Brandi Hutchinson
• Hampton University Scripps Dean B. DaVida Plummer Deliberates Democracy in Dayton
• Hampton University Softball Player Mo'ne Davis Spotlighted in Sports Illustrated's 'Where Are They Now?' Feature Story
• Hampton University Student, Tyla Barnes, Receives $15,000 Journalism Scholarship through the Chevrolet Discover the Unexpected Program
• Parenting book edited by Hampton University Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications Professor Butch Maier
• Hampton University Professor Butch Maier's Comedy Opens as No. 2 Movie in the U.S.
• Hampton University Scripps Howard School of Journalism Students and Professors featured in New Movie May 3
• Coverage of The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) 2019 Conference at Hampton University, April 12-14, 2019
• The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) 2019 Conference Will be Held at Hampton University, April 12-14, 2019
• Hampton University Caldwell Cafe Lecture Series Welcomes A. Peter Bailey, Author and Malcolm X Associate
• Hampton University Celebrates Partnership with Scripps Howard Foundation during Annual 'Scripps Days' Event
• Hampton University Business Professor Appears via ReadyCam on Roland Martin Unfiltered
• Little League Record Breaker Signs with Hampton University Softball
• Three Hampton University Students Earn Exclusive Bloomberg News Business Journalism Internships
• Hampton University Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications Welcomes Congressman Robert C. Scott to their State of the Art TV Studio
• Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications Rising Senior, Leondra Head, Publishes Self-Help Book
• Hampton University Scripps Assistant Professor Butch Maier releases trailer for comedy movie about African-American family
• Hampton University Hosts Latino Resource Fair on June 9, 2018
• April Woodard, Assistant Professor for Hampton University Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications, Nominated for an Emmy Award
• Hampton University Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications Student Kyla Wright Receives Prestigious $5,000 Scholarship
• Hampton University Scripps Howard Professor Lynn Waltz Launches Book Tour of her Expose' on Meat Packing Industry
• Jay Lang appointed to NANOE’s 2018 Board of Governors
• Hampton University Scripps Howard students and professor study business journalism at Bloomberg in D.C.
• Scripps Howard Awards entries open Dec. 1, honoring 2017’s most impactful journalism
• Bloomberg bringing 6 Scripps Howard Business Journalism Students to D.C.
• Scripps Day Celebrates Partnership with Hampton University Journalism School, Scripps Foundation
• Scripps Howard Foundation announces postgraduate journalism fellowship program
• Hampton University Offers New Business Journalism Course
• Digital Media, Animation Courses Puts Hampton's SHSJC at the Cutting Edge
• From the 757 to the NFL and back again
• Blacks in STEM: ‘Why can’t we just be diamonds?’
• STEM mentor Isaiah Warner of LSU to close Black Family Conference
• Limb regeneration doctor inspires students at Hampton U. confab
• Hidden Figures’ author to visit Hampton Roads Convention Center
• When meeting the parents goes wrong. Get Out.
• WAVY and WTKR have found great spots for newswomen returning to local airwaves
• Valentine's Day or just another Tuesday?
• Gender bender: Valentine’s Day switch up
• Ballers: Howard vs. Hampton equals extra effort
• Super Bowl LI was a girlie good time
• Hampton U’s community anticipates Super Bowl LI party
• Hampton U. ATL students are all in for their Falcons
• Wary, hopeful Hampton U. students check out “The Quad”
• Founders Day speaker found her calling at Hampton U.
• Hampton U students reflect on MLK's impact before annual celebration
• 'Hidden Figures' author Margot Lee Shetterly sells out museum book signing
• Hampton U. Architecture Team Flood Management Plan Wins $15,000
• I-64 Expansion Threatans Pivotal American History
• National Geographic Society CEO Gary Knell To Visit Hampton University
• Former Top NBC Executive Featured At Caldwell Cafe
• Hampton University's Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications Launches BRAND757, One of the Only Student-Run PR Agencies in the Area
• HU Welcomes Fashion Business Writer Teri Agins
• Scripps Howard, Missouri School of Journalism and NYU Partner for CNBC Summer Fellowship Program
• HU Scripps Howard J School Welcomes National News Anchor Bernard Shaw
• Essence Magazine Co-Founder Comes to Hampton University