A last-minute decision resulted in the award that made her study abroad experience possible.

Jordan writes for the Business Insider website.

He’ll be providing evening and late-night news support.

Sophia Hadeshian ’20 will use the funds for media supplies covering Armenian community.

His grandmother’s tireless efforts during the polio vaccination rollout in the 1950s has striking similarities to today.

The SUNY system-wide award recognizes student excellence.

Winners will use the funds to expand Black Lives Matter protest reporting on their lauded Twitter account, NYC Protest Updates 2020.

While the printed version took a hiatus this semester, the editorial team turned out an online issue of The Purchase Beat.

Newsday.com journalist Rachel Weiss ’16 honored for her work focusing on Japanese-American internment camps.

Feel It. Follow It.

Journalism major Chris Sommerfeldt ’16 photographed interviewing the rock legend.

Working for the New York Post’s “Page Six” makes her the ultimate party guest.

Biohacked: Family Secrets was also Apple’s Pick of the Week.

Professor Keller will introduce the film at the Thursday, February 24, 7:30 pm showing at the Film Forum.

The New York Times article appeared in print on Sunday, August 22.

Congratulations to Victor Couto ’14 for earning two Emmy nominations for his work at the Retro Report.

The artist known as Wolf is finding her voice.

Journalism major Sonia Barkat ’21 recently had a book of plays published, Winter Stars: Three 10-Minute Plays: From Tragedy to Fantasy to Comedy.

Olivia Manna ’21 is interning this summer at Nasdaq in their Futures Internship Program, where she’s working with the MarketSite Client Experience and Events team.

We’re so proud of Briggette Sayegh ’11( journalism). Now a Time Warner Cable News journalist, Sayegh interviewed comedian Jon Stewart about his support of wounded veterans at West Point.

Andrew Salomon has endowed a fund for aspiring journalists.

The photograph brings awareness to the dangers of concussions.

She stumbled upon the The Beat online during her college search—it was one of the main reasons she decided to attend Purchase. 

Cates was the first student in Purchase history to combine degrees in Dance and Journalism.