Carlos Silva’s persistence leads to three Top 10 awards
By Ethan Sands SJI Class of 2020 Carlos Silva Jr. changed his narrative — and it propelled him and his…
Soraya McDonald becomes first Pulitzer finalist from ESPN, SJI
By Lila Bromberg SJI Class of 2020 Soraya Nadia McDonald, a culture critic for The Undefeated, didn’t watch the live…
Red Smith winner Brennan blazes trail for women journalists
By Kamryn Walker SJI Class of 2020 Christine Brennan, the 2020 recipient of the Red Smith award, broke glass ceilings…
Washington Post’s Jenkins was on the doorstep of a Pulitzer
By Lila Bromberg SJI Class of 2020 Washington Post sports columnist Sally Jenkins was taken aback when her editor, Matt…
Roanoke Times’ Hemphill thinking big to lift small news organizations
David Song SJI Class of 2020 As the incoming Third Vice President of APSE, Steve Hemphill understands the unique obstacles…
Jorge Rojas to continue diverse vision for APSE
By Joseph Salvador SJI Class of 2020 APSE’s leadership will undergo its annual change during its summer conference on June…
Not goodbye, it’s see you later as Todd Adams nears end as APSE president
By Edith Noriega SJI Class of 2020 When Todd Adams became president of APSE in 2019, he had a rather…
Trailblazing officer takes helm during APSE’s challenging period
By Kennedi Landry SJI Class of 2020 In an industry where the majority of workforce and leaders don’t look like…
APSE plans to host a one-day convention over Zoom after cancelling in-person convention due to COVID-19
By Andrew Golden SJI Class of 2020 As a result of health concerns stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020…
Stephen A provides perspective
Hearing his booming voice was surreal. For as long as I can remember, I — like many other sports fans…