Missouri School of Journalism, Page 15

Blaine Thomas and Drew Rogers

April 30, 2017

Bridge to an Entrepreneurial Future

Two Mizzou sophomores are trying to revolutionize student businesses and empower creatives on campus
Yang

April 26, 2017

An Extra-Outstanding Student

Graduating PhD and MBA student Alice Cheng honored by Chinese government
Three Reynolds Journalism Institute students.

April 26, 2017

RJI Tech Showcase 2017

Informator produces new insights, wins 2017 RJI Student Competition

From Reynolds Journalism Institute
Young boys help stack bricks inside a kiln in Dhading district, Nepal in April, 2016. Despite a national law that bans children under the age of 14 from working, such scenes are commonplace in the country’s brick making industry. This story was funded by the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting. Photo: Ann Hermes/The Christian Science Monitor

April 15, 2017

Always Stay Longer

Photojournalist Ann Hermes of the Christian Science Monitor talks shop and offers advice to aspiring photographers.
Tom Meyers and Greg Young on a rooftop in New York.

Jan. 12, 2017

Bowery Boys Blow Up

Fifteen years after J-School, Greg Young found his journalism calling in podcasts
Jada Winchester and her dog in front of Jesse Hall.

Dec. 15, 2016

Life Ready

December graduates embrace the future
Old-timey photo showing a group of odd children in front of a house.

Dec. 6, 2016

Capturing the Peculiar

Photographer and writer Leah Gallo, MA ’08, works on set with filmmaker Tim Burton, documenting the creative process
Kevin Ross at his desk with Mizzou helmets and banners on display in the background.

Nov. 9, 2016

Stranger in a Familiar Land

Film editor Kevin Ross, BJ ’87, finds an outlet for his college-years nostalgia in the Netflix hit Stranger Things
Tamar Wilner of Dallas

Oct. 5, 2016

L.A. Bound

Six journalism students earn scholarships to UCLA conference on preserving digital news.

Reynolds Journalism Institute
People grieving at a vigil in Orlando.

Aug. 26, 2016

Remembering Orlando

Photojournalism student Loren Elliott captures humanity

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