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Teri Rozic’s life is a busy one, spent jumping from one major sporting event to the next, while breaking the glass ceiling for women in live network sports production.
Growing up in Athens, Laurel Wamsley has vivid memories of sitting in the back of her parents’ car listening to WOUB FM Radio.
When listening to the news breaks on WOUB radio, you’ve probably heard reports from Sarah Donaldson at the Ƶ Public Radio Statehouse News Bureau.
Thomas Garverick came to OHIO with plans of working in sports broadcasting. However, COVID changed that, and Garverick says he wouldn’t have been prepared to follow a new path without WOUB.
When you’ve watched WOUB TV or listened to WOUB radio lately, you may have heard a voice on promotions that you recognized.
Kelsi Steele knew from a very young age that she wanted to have a career that combined journalism with sports.
Two additional media companies will participate in the WOUB Job Connection Program this spring semester. Recruiters from Sinclair Broadcast Group and Griffin Media will interview students at WOUB.
OHIO graduate Bianca Hillier will kick off the "WOUB Wednesday" virtual speaker series on Feb. 14.
Suzanne Hargrove has brought her career full circle after getting her start working at WOUB, when she thought she wanted a career in sports broadcasting.
The “GOSPEL,” docuseries explores the rich history of Black spirituality through sermon and song, from executive producer, host, and writer Professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr.
Tony Burke majored in telecommunications and graduated from Ƶ in 1991.
When Ocean Eiler graduated from Ƶ in 2002 after studying interactive multimedia and graphic design, the plan was to take a year abroad and then come back to the U.S. and go west.
OHIO Chillicothe will host a screening of selections from the new PBS docuseries GOSPEL followed by a panel of local Black church leaders and music experts on Feb. 8, from 6-8 p.m.
WOUB and the Scripps College of Communication are hosting a panel discussion called Mindful Media: Balancing Truth, Journalism and Mental Health with three recent OHIO graduates on Friday, January 26.
Tristan Navera is working as a print journalist in D.C. for the Washington Business Journal. Although not a broadcaster, Navera uses the skills he learned working as a student for WOUB Public Media.
