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Witness: Photographs of a Nation Divided (MMTH Gallery, Jan 23 – Mar 29)
Civil War enthusiasts, people interested in American History and photographers who want to explore the beginning of photojournalism will want to mark their calendars for later this month when an...
View Article2 photojournalism graduates take top honors in Hearst multimedia contest
Two WKU photojournalism graduates finished first and second in the first multimedia competition of the 53rd annual Hearst Journalism Awards Program. Zack Conkle of Louisville received a $2,600 award...
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Henderson: A Week in the Life of a Kentucky County
Please stop in for a visit to the Mass Media and Technology Hall gallery between now and the Christmas holidays to see a 35-print gallery and 16 video narratives centered around the School of...
View Article2 photojournalism students qualify for national semifinals in Hearst program
Two WKU photojournalism students have qualified for the national semifinals in the first photo competition of the 53rd annual Hearst Journalism Awards Program. In the news and features category, Jabin...
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Beautiful photos & impressions from Nate Hovee in Israel
Nate Hovee is currently studying at Yeditepe University in Istanbul, Turkey, as part of a WKU international exchange program. Nate will graduate from the Honors College this spring with majors in...
View ArticleGreat video/photo presentation from Nate Hovee’s recent trip to Israel
Make sure to look at his beautiful photos of Israel & his Istanbul video as well! (For more on Nate’s great study abroad experiences & work, just enter ‘Hovee’ in the search box on our blog)
View ArticleAtaturk International Airport photo/video presentation by Nate Hovee
Nate’s comment on Facebook: “Here’s a photo/video presentation I recently produced and edited for my editorial photography final project at Yeditepe University in Istanbul. It involved spending...
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Civil War photo exhibit opens at WKU
Witness: Photographs of a Nation Divided, an exhibit presented by WKU’s School of Journalism & Broadcasting and the History Department, opened Jan. 23 with a reception at Mass Media and Technology...
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The Best Photography Books of 2013
Brain Pickings, December 17, 2013 “Needing to have reality confirmed and experience enhanced by photographs is an aesthetic consumerism to which everyone is now addicted,” Susan Sontag wrote in her...
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Our Beautiful, Fragile World: Exhibit, reception & lecture by top nature...
Essick was recently named one of the 40 most influential nature photographers in the world by Outdoor Photography Magazine Reception with Peter Essick: Thu, Feb 27, 6.30pm, MMTH Atrium Lecture by Peter...
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