News Stories that broadcasted on 88.5 WRKC, King’s College Radio:

(2015) Intercollegiate Broadcasting System Awards nomination: “Squirrel Tales” tells a story about the furry friends on the King’s College campus.

2015 Papal Visit to Philadelphia: Pope Francis made his way up the east coast during his visit to the U.S. which ended with a stop in the city of brotherly love, Philadelphia. I had the opportunity to cover the mass that had a few million people in attendance to see if they could to catch a glimpse of the Pontiff.

2016 KC Mini-THON: King’s College held their third consecutive Mini-THON in March to benefit the Four Diamonds Fund. Over the past three years the school has raised over 67 thousand dollars to help end pediatric cancer. I had the opportunity to speak with the co-faculty advisor of the event, Dr. Sunny Weiland.

Interview with the President of the University of Notre Dame: Father Jenkins came to King’s College in September 2015 to speak at a conference titled, “The Idea of a Catholic College Chrism Curricula and Community.” I had an exclusive interview with Father Jenkins to ask him about Catholic higher education.

Hugo Selenski Double Homicide Trial Part 1: After 12 long years of a double homicide murder trial a jury found Hugo Selenski guilty of first degree murder on February 11th, 2015. The bodies of Michael Kerkowski and his girlfriend Tammy Fassett were discovered in Selenski’s yard back in 2003. The trial lasted 14 days and the jury deliberated for almost two days. I was the only student journalist to attend the trial that got national attention.

Hugo Selenski Part 2: Many people are fascinated by the Hugo Selenski case including Max Benjamin of Kingston. Benjamin attended the trial everyday since it began; he discusses the types of evidence provided in the courtroom.

Bishop Joseph Bambera Reads to Children at Catholic Youth Center: The United Way of the Wyoming Valley’s Week of the Young Child is an annual celebration to promote reading. Bishop Bambera was one of the 25 guest readers to visit 17 local preschools. I had the chance to speak with Bishop Bambera about the Catholic Youth Centers partnership with The United Way.

Interview with Martha Hennessy who is the granddaughter of Dorothy Day, who founded the Catholic Worker Movement:

King’s College holds Porn Panel:

“After Ferguson: Law and order, race, poverty, and social justice.” Held at King’s College:

Pennsylvania Budget Impasse: