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Rattler Asiya Gilmore is leveraging passion and purpose in her rise to the top at P&G. In less than two years at the Fortune 500 company, she is already being recognized by the CEO. Photo Courtesy: Asiya Gilmore/P&G
From attending NABJ’s first-ever short course at FAMU as an SJGC student to now leading the national office of the nation’s largest organization for Black journalists, Elise Durham's selection as the next executive director is a full circle moment.
Behind Joel Mitchell’s smile is the promise of a bright future for Black men in media.
Broadcast student Janelle Sears is emerging as a rising star in political news.
Thai Floyd is making national headlines and national history as the new full-time, play-by-play announcer for Alabama A&M's Bulldogs.
Students, ages 13-16, from S.H.E. Academy had an interactive experience during their tour of SJGC, which organizers say inspired confidence in their future aspirations.
A proud SJGC alumnus, Terrence Ward works daily to pay it forward by supporting students and preparing them for success in the industry.
FAMU SJGC Associate Professor Hsuan Huang, Ph.D. (center), celebrates with her students after the success of her class project where students were challenged with developing digital content campaigns to promote organ donation. 
WFSU Producer Jason Acuna captures FAMU SJGC student Jazzmin Sutherland, a member of the Report for America summer internship program cohort, in action as she reads a script she wrote for a recent newscast. 
FAMU SJGC alumnus Roy Wood Jr. hosts the 46th Annual Sports Emmy® Awards at Jazz at Lincoln Center's Frederick P. Rose Hall in New York City on May 20, 2025.
Kyrease Desseau holds his camera, a tool he uses to uplift others and tell meaningful stories. For the FAMU SJGC graphic design graduate, photography is not just a calling but also a source of hope and an opportunity to showcase the talent of HBCUs.
At the FAMU TV-20 news desk, Walsh anchored with confidence, crediting her growth in reporting to the mentorship she received at FAMU. She shared that every professor she worked with offered guidance, encouragement, and constructive feedback that helped her improve and succeed.