TV-10 – Page 2

TV-10 students working with Univision Chicago

man holding camera nd woman holding microphone

Two Illinois State students working with the University’s TV-10 station are creating pieces for the morning news show on Univision Chicago.

Seven receive 2020 Alumni Awards

The Alumni Association recognized seven individuals and their outstanding achievements and contributions.

How we met: Charlie and Susan Celenza

Couple sitting in front of bench that reads "To those who fell in love at ISU"

Charlie Celenza ’82 and Susan Goode ’83 first met at a social function for their Dunn-Barton and Walker residence halls.

TV-10 receives nine Silver Dome Awards

Students in TV-10 studios looking at monitors.

The Illinois Broadcasters Association recently awarded Student Silver Dome awards to TV-10 News, consisting of two first places, five second places, and two third places for entire shows and individual work.

Katy Winge breaks boundaries in the Mile High City

Katy Winge ’15 talks about her experiences in sports media, how she got into storytelling, and the Denver Nuggets’ playoff hopes.

TV-10’s Zettl wins scholarship, alumni win awards at Midwest Emmys

The TV-10 news team traveled to Chicago for the NATAS (National Academy of Television Arts and Science) Chicago/Midwest Emmy Awards on November 10. Crew member Hannah Zettl was awarded a NATAS scholarship and many TV-10 alumni won awards.

Kudos earned across the School of Communication

As the 2017-2018 academic year came to its close, the School of Communication proudly recognized excellence among its alumni, students, and faculty during its annual COM Week series of events.

PRESS 254 launches chapbooks by ISU alumni

9 students, 2 authors, and instructor pose for picture.

The Publications Unit’s PRESS 254 hosted a standing-room only evening of poetry on May 3 to launch two new chapbooks by alumni.

Senior Stephanie Rodriguez prepares to take the leap into her journalism career

When Stephanie Rodriguez was a high school student, she never thought she would be where she is today.

Photos: What it’s like to major in journalism

Two students working on a page layout for the Vidette student newspaper.

Sasic immigrated to the United States as refugees in the last 1990s and, thanks to support from multiple private scholarships, she is having a wonderful experience at Illinois State University