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- 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
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- 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
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- 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
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- Bloomberg recruiter visits Scripps on Jan. 22, 2020
- Hampton University Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications Hosts Premiere of Major Motion Picture 'Harriet'
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- 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
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- 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
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- Little League Record Breaker Signs with Hampton University Softball
- Three Hampton University Students Earn Exclusive Bloomberg News Business Journalism Internships
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- 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
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- 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
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Scripps Howard School Named in Virginia Living's Top High Schools & Colleges for 2014
The October issue of Virginia Living magazine has named Hampton University on its list of the state's "Top High Schools & Colleges 2014." In its citation, the magazine states: "Last May, Hampton University's Scripps Howard School of Journalism got plans underway to launch a new Center for Digital Media Innovation. About 20 students will study at the center each year, working with local media partners and undertaking research focused on new journalism. The program will also help to place students in digital media jobs at partner corporations." Placing the University under its Arts & Humanities category for the very first time, Virginia Living showcased the Center as one of the nearly 150 most innovative programs in the state.
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