At 26 years old, I’m finally graduating college with a degree in journalism.
Tag: journalism
Diverse representation within cultural journalism associations
The Long Beach State campus has numerous clubs for departments. Inclusion on campus is one of the many reasons students have decided to further education at Long Beach State.
We are hiring for Spring 2022
We are hiring for Spring 2022 deadline to apply is Dec. 1 at 5 p.m.
Women of color ‘have it harder’ in journalism
Though the industry is becoming less white male-centric, newsrooms have yet to reflect the country’s actual demographics.
Off The Record S1E1 — Working at the Daily Forty-Niner
Off the Record is a podcast co-hosted by news editor Julia Terbeche and multimedia editor Lauren Berny where they give audiences a behind-the-scenes look into the journalism world.
Pulitzer Prize winner Sonia Nazario advocates for immigration reform during virtual event
Award-winning journalist Sonia Nazario discusses her book “Enrique’s Journey” and recounts her time spent in Honduras as her inspiration for immigration reform advocacy.
Members of the press allege abuse following arrests made by Los Angeles Sheriff’s Deputies
In the past week, at least three members of the press have been arrested by Los Angeles Sheriff’s Deputies while documenting demonstrations throughout the city.
Letter from the editor: Student journalists are journalists, period.
Just because we’re learning, that doesn’t mean we’re not legit.
CSULB alumnus and Mark Cuban make a deal on ‘Shark Tank’
Entrepreneur AJ Crook reaches a deal with “shark” Mark Cuban to invest in dog food seasoning.
Long Beach Post and former Forty-Niner reporter shares her love for journalism
Valerie Osier found her love for journalism while at Riverside Community College and graduated from the CSULB journalism program in 2017. She started as a freelancer for the Long Beach Press-Telegram and shortly thereafter became a reporter for the Daily Breeze before joining the Long Beach Post. She loves telling people’s stories, getting out of her comfort zone and experimenting with different ways to tell those stories and engage the community.