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The following links will lead you to examples of just some of the creativity and skill expressed by students in Hofstra University's School of Communication. Feel free to explore.
The students of RTVF 164 create this newsmagazine program covering the arts, culture, and entertainment of Long Island.
HTVi - Hofstra University's School of Communication Web Television Channel – Where the world can see original and creative student content in short form for the web.
A Community Journalism project by the School of Communication at Hofstra University, Nassau NewsLive is an interactive community effort focusing on matters of local importance that may not have been discovered by larger media entities.
Broadcast journalism majors in RTVF 40 research, write, shoot and produce this program that focuses on news and feature stories from around Hofstra's campus.
Pulse, formerly The Communicator, is a student-run magazine at Hofstra University. All reporting, writing, editing, photography, lay out, web development and promotion for the magazine is done by the students in the Department of Journalism, Media Studies and Public Relations.
This is just a sample of the the extraordinary work our film and television students produce every semester here in the School of Communication.
In class and on the air, WRHU staff members and broadcast journalism majors create the essential "theater of the mind" experience necessary to move into professional arenas.