by Liz Tung | Jan 16, 2017
What drew me to this story in the first place was a news article I read about Alpha Camp receiving a reprieve from the Arizona Department of Transportation’s attempts to evict them. As I dug deeper, I found even more to pique my interest – the problem of veteran... 
by Kristin Torres | Jan 15, 2017
When I got the email that I had been chosen for Next Generation Radio, I was so excited that I ran to tell the first person I could find—a very confused administrative assistant in my office at the University of Missouri. But then, panic. I hadn’t touched a... 
by Alexandra Watts | Jan 15, 2017
While others were traveling from around the country and dealing with flights and rental cars, I travelled the long journey of 15 minutes from Downtown Phoenix to Tempe. Even though I am close to my school, friends, parents and a Chipotle I frequent, I have still... 
by Katherine Ellis | Jan 13, 2017
Cindy Rodriguez, Mentor and Katherine Ellis 2017 Fellow Nick Oza | The Arizona Republic Cindy Rodriguez, Mentor and Katherine Ellis 2017 Fellow Nick Oza | The Arizona Republic Katherine Ellis headshot by Nick Oza | The Arizona Republic My first brush with radio was,... 
by Travis Cornejo | Jan 8, 2016
Coming into the Next Generation Radio project, I didn’t know what to expect. Having never worked with audio equipment or software before, I was pretty apprehensive about the uphill climb I faced. (It’ll be like video production, but in half the time. Right?) After a... 
by Trenae Nuri | Jan 8, 2016
There is horse culture is my blood. My grandfather was a former member of the Federation of Black Cowboys in Harlem, New York, but I haven’t been on a horse since I was about six years old. Covering this story made me reflect on my grandfather’s life and his passion...
