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Reynolds School of Journalism reflects on its fall 2024 semester

Dean Gi Woong Yun discusses the accomplishments and challenges from the semester

Media & Society | February 11, 2025
Lila Reeves-Hampton

Reynolds School of Journalism reflects on its fall 2024 semester

Dean Gi Woong Yun discusses the accomplishments and challenges from the semester

Media & Society | February 11, 2025
Lila Reeves-Hampton

The fall 2024 semester was one of great accomplishment from the talented students at the Reynolds School of Journalism. From their trip to the Paris Olympics to covering a presidential election for national outlets, journalism students have continued to produce excellent work. The Reynolds School also faced great difficulty with the loss of Professor Todd Felts in November. Professor Felts' absence is felt deeply in the school, but faculty, staff and students have found comfort in sharing photos and memories together. Take a look back the Reynolds School's fall 2024 semester in review. 

Media & Society | February 11, 2025
Lila Reeves-Hampton
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