Category: Hall of Fame
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Here are the Langston Student Journalists who Won Awards in 2026
Each year, Langston University Broadcast Journalism students submit their work to the Oklahoma Broadcast Educator’s Association (OBEA) Competition in audio and video categories and to the Oklahoma Press Association (OPA) Better Newspaper Competition in print journalism categories. In 2026, Langston University students took a total of seven statewide awards for their work in 2025. Langston…
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Sisters in Sports: The Female Dominated Legacy of Langston Sports Media
College sports in the U.S. are among the most popular bonding experiences across campuses. From the inner relationships between teammates and coaches to the unspoken tie fans share, this aspect of collegiate life is a noteworthy part of many people’s journey. To ensure this connection is maintained, sports media teams work to bring coverage to…
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Former Gazette Journalist Nia Daniels Reports on her White House Internship
Last summer, a Langston University alumna was chosen to work as a White House intern under Vice President and current presidential candidate Kamala Harris. She shared her experience of getting the internship, working with Harris, and now watching her run for office. After graduating, Nia Daniels was stunned to receive an email that she had the…
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Gazette Journalist Sasha Ndisabiye Attends White House Briefing with VP Harris
On Thursday, Feb. 23, a group of HBCU journalism students, myself included, gathered to question Vice President Kamala Harris and Senior Advisor Keisha Lance Bottoms at the old Executive Building on Capitol Hill. Sitting there, shoulder to shoulder with a group of academic peers from across the country, all dressed in our most professional attire,…

