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A bigail Beck, a junior majoring in journalism and minoring in political science at Arizona State University, is the eighth recipient of the Don Bolles/Arizona Republic News 21 Fellowship.
- Tell Us About The Project You’Re Working on with News21 Team?
- Why Did You Want to Be A Part of This Fellowship?
- What Does It Mean to Be Working in The Memory of Don Bolles?
- Where Do You Hope Your Career Will Take You?
- Past Don Bolles Fellows, Where Are They Now?
We are looking at the social, economic and financial disparities that were exacerbated by COVID-19 and how they might continue and worsen in the future. The team traveled all across the United States to urban and rural areas to capture these stories in various formats. We interviewed individuals who already knew what struggling looks like, as well ...
I remember sitting in the First Amendment Forum (at ASU's Cronkite School) as a freshman watching the 2018 News21 team share their project, “Hate In America.” I was so amazed by their in-depth reporting and research skills that I knew I had to join the team before the end of my time at Cronkite. The experience is just extremely immersive and the st...
I am originally from Minnesota, but even back in my high school journalism class I remember learning about his story. The most notable thing about Bolles to me is that he continued reporting even when the beat was difficult for him. Journalism in general asks a lot from you, and investigative journalism is just an extension of that. It requires a h...
There are many aspects of journalism that interest me, and I am still in the process of figuring out where to start. I know that I find a lot of joy in producing radio stories and podcasts. I also have a huge heart for the Minneapolis community and culture, and I would love to come full circle and work as a journalist for the same news station I wa...
2020:Franco LaTona is a communications specialist at the University of Texas in Austin. 2019: Issac Windes is anearly childhood education reporter at the Star-Telegram in Fort Worth. 2018:Kianna Gardner is a sustainability reporter and digital producer at Arizona PBS. 2017:Agnel Philip is a data reporter, first at The Arizona Republic, now at ProPu...
Jun 11, 2023 · The fellowship was created in 2016 in memory of Bolles, a Republic investigative reporter who was mortally wounded when a dynamite bomb exploded under his car on June 2, 1976. He died 11 days...
On June 2, 1976, a bomb exploded beneath Arizona Republic reporter Don Bolles' car. Eleven days later, he died. Today, there are still those who believe Bolles' slaying is something of a...
Jun 10, 2016 · The Arizona Republic has created a fellowship for students at Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication in honor of reporter Don Bolles, who was mortally wounded in a car explosion 40 years ago.
For the last seven years, The Republic has awarded the Don Bolles fellowship to young journalists interested in investigative reporting.
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I am just so honored to announce that I’m the eighth recipient of the Don Bolles/Arizona Republic News21 Fellowship. The Arizona State University - Walter…
