Throughout the years, blogging has made its impact on professional writing and became a more accepted form of journalism. The blogosphere has impacted journalism history, while also shaping the Internet and […]

Small Projects
You as a Writer
Twitter Scavenger Hunt
Audio Story
PR Brochure
Advertising Script
Resume and Cover Letter

Large Projects
Website Proposal with Social Media Plan
Website Draft for Testing […]

Small Projects

You As a Writer

Twitter Scavenger Hunt

Resume and Cover Letter

Audio Story

Public Relations Brochure

Advertising

Large Projects

Website Proposal With Social Media […]

I decided to cover the history of “Citizen Kane,” the Oscar-winning film from Orson Welles as my topic for my interactive timeline. As I covered within my final paper, “Citizen Kane” acted as a reflection on the […]

When you ask the average consumer of news or journalism what publications they are familiar with, they will surely know, The New York Times, The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal. But let’s get away from […]

My final project looks into a significant aspect of sports journalism today and how it has shifted from its historical roots, especially in terms of defining the “Athletic star”. By comparing a hero like Babe […]

My final project consists of a series of important events that contributed greatly to American Journalism. Varying from corporations to inventions, to events, these were the most important events I feel that led […]

The problem:
Trenton and other major cities during the 1960s went through a whirlwind of emotions for all that lived through the time. The racial tensions were high, and blood was boiling. The National Advisory […]

For my project on Trenton, New Jersey I decided to look at the transformation of Trenton public school education. The events covered in my timeline start with the creation of “separate but equal” from […]

Works consulted:
“About Shiloh.” Shiloh Baptist Church, http://www.sbcwoodsonlifecenter.org/about-shiloh/.
“Government and Financial Institutions.” Trenton Historical Society, New Jersey, http://www.tre […]

The date was April 9th, 1968, just under a week from Martin Luther King Jr’s death. Riots are popping off all over major cities in the United States, tensions rise to a level never seen before, and Trenton is on f […]

In Trenton, New Jersey, there’s a unique past as well as a culture that Trentonians today still hold dearly and proudly. Many influential musicians have come out of Trenton, and the city was the location of many […]

According to Akasha Gloria Hull, Patricia Bell-Scott, and Barbara Smith, black feminists are “those who hold the belief that Black women hold value and knowledge stemming from the oppression they personally […]

In this interview, Devon Kelly, a Podcast Coordinator at Fox News, speaks about how her career has changed since she graduated from West Virginia University. Kelly explains the difference in her daily schedule now […]

This is an interview from me, Joseph Volpe, with a student at the College of New Jersey named Kevin Tate. We discuss the impact of Japanese-American internment camps and why they are not in U.S. history […]

I had the opportunity to speak with Robert Rivielle, a writer for CBS Weekend. He had a lot to say about the journalistic world today, and how a journalist’s main goal is to tell the story regardless of how the […]

This audio story features an idea created by Anthony Garcia inspired by the radio play “War of The Worlds” in 1938. The plot was written and recorded by himself and some of his friends!

“Right from the Big […]

On April 2nd, I had the pleasure of interviewing Emilie Lounsberry, a 35 year long journalism veteran who has a plethora of experiences within the field and shows no signs of slowing down.

Lounsberry first got […]

Dave McMillan is a first year philosophy and economics major at The College of New Jersey. He is currently running in the student government election for the position of senator of the School of Humanities and […]