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The Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication celebrated the accomplishments of nearly 390 graduates at its spring 2023 convocation ceremony while honoring four distinguished faculty members who are retiring at the end of this semester.
The Arizona Cardinals' new front office is beginning to build a new roster together with rumors and headlines swirling around the organization. On Tuesday, new coach Jonathan Gannon gave an update on the process.
The Cronkite School will send its own media contingent to cover the biggest sporting event of the year.Students from the Cronkite News Phoenix Sports Bureau will cover Super Bowl 57 at State Farm Stadium, as well as the NFL celebrity and fan events happening throughout the week leading up to the game.In addition, Blaze Radio, ASU’s student-run radio station, sent a group of students to broadcast live from Radio Row during the week.
College student talks about surviving sudden cardiac arrest at age 13 in hopes of helping others Hearst Television FacebookTwitterEmail A volleyball player from Olathe, Missouri, survived sudden cardiac arrest and now shares her story in hopes of saving others. Olivia Eisenhauer loves sports. She always has. Volleyball was her passion early on. But that all changed in middle school when she suddenly collapsed on the court. "My parents have a better memory of this than I do, but I went into sudden cardiac arrest and basically, they spent about two years trying to figure out why on earth that h...
Heart transplant doesnât discourage ASU freshman, it inspires her A heart transplant when she was 16 left Olivia Eisenhauer with a scar on her chest below her neck. She uses the adversity she has faced in her life to inspire others. (Source: Cronkite News) By Jake Santo | February 2, 2021 at 11:40 AM MST - Updated February 2 at 11:40 AM PHOENIX â As she lay on the floor of the volleyball court, strangers pressing paddles against her chest and the color dissipating from her face, Olivia Eisenhauer fought for her life. An eighth-grade student at the time, she was walking off the...