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Film students win Telly Awards, nominated for regional Emmy
Students at Goshen College’s video production company, FiveCore Media, have received two Telly Awards and were nominated for a regional Emmy award this spring.
Latino series provides unique opportunity for Goshen College students – The Elkhart Truth
Eight journalism students from Goshen College help The Elkhart Truth provide more depth in its three-part series on the county’s growing Latino population.
91.1 The Globe thrives with community support
How does a noncommercial, student-run radio station find success? If you ask Jason Samuel, general manager at 91.1 FM The Globe (WGCS), it’s all about community engagement.
At Goshen College, Media Matters – Good of Goshen
The projects FiveCore Media students complete are professional-grade and award-winning, and Hufford is proud of his students’ accomplishments.
Goshen College’s media students continue to rack up awards – The Goshen News
The GC Communication Department includes approximately 50 to 60 students, but more than 100 others contribute to one of the department’s media enterprises — The Record, The Globe, The Correspondent and FiveCore Media.
The Goshen College Record named Newspaper of the Year
The Goshen College Record claimed 28 Indiana Collegiate Press Association (ICPA) awards, including “Newspaper of the Year,” in a competition among Indiana colleges.
Jason Samuel ’92 Is Leading the College Americana Radio Movement – No Depression Magazine
Jason Samuel '92, WGCS general manager and assistant professor of communication, talks about his role in the college Americana radio movement.
Goshen College named Indiana Radio School of the Year for fourth time in five years
GC was also runner up for Television School of the Year.
Water rights speech takes first place in peace oratorical contest
With her speech titled “Privatizing agony, protecting sacred waters,” Noemi Salvador won the top prize of $500 and a chance to enter her speech in the bi-national intercollegiate oratorical contest. Salvador spoke about the privatization of water resources and its effect on communities.