Arizona State Radio and News

Arizona State Radio and News, Students from Arizona State University can be involved in radio and television production in a variety of ways. The station runs a website, social media pages, and hosts a wide range of broadcast shows. In addition, the promotions team uses traditional and modern methods to promote its events and shows. The sports department provides exclusive radio play-by-play coverage of ASU athletic events. Music students enjoy opportunities to interview artists. The program also runs podcasts and maintains a website. ASU's Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication houses a number of media organizations, including the radio station. ASU's Cronkite School hosts four broadcast channels and several digital platforms. It also hosts the Howard Center for Investigative Journalism and the Reynolds Center for Business Journalism. The school also has a Knight Center for Digital Media Entrepreneurship and a global reporting club. The radio station broadcasts stories from a wide range of sources and connects students with professionals who have worked in various fields around the world. The Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication offers graduate and undergraduate journalism programs. The program was named for veteran broadcast journalist Walter Cronkite.