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A Community United: Through Trauma and Grief, Resilience Emerges The power and necessity of community journalism never became more evident than the days and weeks following the December 10 and …
“It made me question if I was holding the right tool, but a camera is the tool of my trade,” – Michael Bunch Twenty years ago WKU Photojournalism students decided to journey to …
Since early March, 2020, we have collectively witnessed an unprecedented time in history. From a worldwide pandemic, social and political movements that shook the world, to a political season …
The Muhammad Ali photo exhibition at the School of Journalism & Broadcasting had its opening reception on Monday, March 11. The publisher of Picture: Muhammad Ali photo book Warren Winter …
Images and short-form narratives from the 2017 Mountain Workshops will be on display at the Morehead Conference Center, 111 E First St, Morehead, KY 40351 September 9 – 14. The …
The School of Journalism & Broadcasting is excited to announce the opening of a photographic and interactive exhibition that promises to change the way you look at the world. Living …
In conjunction with tonight’s gallery opening and artist lecture by Renée C. Byer, the WKU student chapter of National Press Photographers Association is selling prints for $10 as a fundraiser.Following this evening’s talk, Renée Byer …
The reception for our current gallery show, Girls of Atomic City, will be Tuesday, September 22 at 6:00 pm. Following this, the award-winning author Denise Kiernan will be speaking …
WITNESS: PHOTOGRAPHS OF A NATION DIVIDED Civil War enthusiasts, people interested in American History and photographers who want to explore the beginning of photojournalism will want to mark their calendars …
