Author Archives: Aria Moyer

Being a part of COMM 409 this semester was a great learning experience. I enjoyed analyzing different journalist cases, and observing the ethics involved in them, both the right and wrong decisions. This class helped me develop a better understanding … Continue reading →

This past Wednesday, the Foster-Foreman Conference of Distinguished Writers welcomed former CBS News correspondent, Kimberly Dozier to the stage. Dozier discussed her reporting experiences with Penn State students and faculty in attendance. She shared her traumatic experience, while reporting on … Continue reading →

Stephen Glass is a former American journalist, most known for his fabrication of multiple stories published in The New Republic, during the late 1990s. Over a three-year period, Glass invented sources, quotes, and events in over half of his articles. … Continue reading →

I believe in Traveling Our education is incomplete without traveling. Since the beginning of time, every student has taken exams, studied for quizzes, written essays and solved math problems. But only some of us experience travelling. And even a smaller … Continue reading →

Being a part of COMM 465 this semester was a great learning experience. Unlike any other communications class I had taken before, this class allowed me to have hands-on experience. I took part in the process of planning, shooting and … Continue reading →

Students Express Low Interest in Midterm Election STATE COLLEGE, PA – As Voter turnout continues to diminish in this year’s midterm election,  election volunteers remain disappointed about the lack of student involvement. Even though there were seven seats in contention … Continue reading →

Axle: The focus of my story would be the THON 5K held Sunday November 2nd, in State College, PA as part of the annual marathon benefiting the Four Diamonds, which donates money to research pediatric cancer and  supports families whose children … Continue reading →

Axle: the focus of my story would be the American Red Cross announcing they are granting scholarships to 16 – to 24- year-old students who donate blood, in an effort to overcome the seasonal decline of blood donations. I would shoot … Continue reading →

Axle: The focus of my story would be the ultramarathon to benefit Cancer Survivor’s Association held Sunday October 19, in Rothrock State Forest, PA as part of the 15th annual Tussey Mountain back relay. The riders: The best people to … Continue reading →