S.I. Newhouse School Of Public Communications
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Sep 30, 2026
Jack MyersGUEST
I walked into my first class.
Jack MyersGUEST
Neil was teaching the opening class there, And I would say in the first 20 minutes of that class, I learned more than I had learned in four years with my bachelor's degree at the Newhouse School at Syracuse University, which is not chopped liver for sure.
Jack MyersGUEST
It was extraordinary.
Jack MyersGUEST
And, you know, Neil's Amusing Ourselves to Death is in the books behind me.
Chris BoltHOST
Newhouse Impact has reached our 50th episode.
Chris BoltHOST
We hope you've enjoyed past installments on issues ranging from freedom of the press to media literacy, data privacy to the impacts of AI on media and culture.
Chris BoltHOST
It started back in 2022 as a way to shed light on the important research and projects by the Newhouse School's faculty and students.
Chris BoltHOST
The podcast has since shared valuable insight and information with the general public, informed the industry, and encouraged further research and inquiry.
Chris BoltHOST
Welcome to Newhouse Impact.
Chris BoltHOST
I'm Dr. Chris Bolt.
Chris BoltHOST
On this episode, Newhouse Impact was the brainchild of Associate Dean for Research and Creative Activity Regina Littrell, along with former WAER Content Manager Kevin Claus.
Chris BoltHOST
Littrell wanted to see academics get exposure beyond the research paper or conference.
Doug MelvilleHOST
It's like Socrates said, if everybody's voice is equal, then how do you know authority from someone who just had an opinion? And we're kind of getting caught in that realm.
Doug MelvilleHOST
I remember when I went to Syracuse University and in the broadcast journalist department, the Newhouse School that they get all excited about.
W. Kamau BellADVERTISER
One of
Doug MelvilleHOST
the things that we would talk about was like how closely you read the news.
Neil VillapianoGUEST
And I've been coming here for my master's degree in broadcast and digital journalism at arguably the number one school in the country when it comes to this.
Neil VillapianoGUEST
At Syracuse University, Newhouse School.
Neil VillapianoGUEST
And it's been an amazing experience so far.
Neil VillapianoGUEST
Doing play-by-play for the Syracuse Men's Club hockey team, which...
Eric MarinoGUEST
Really? Yeah.
Eric MarinoGUEST
Newhouse School.
Eric MarinoGUEST
Did you get an A? I sure did.
Eric MarinoGUEST
Send me to Hollywood, baby.
Tim NolanGUEST
It had the big time sports.
Tim NolanGUEST
It had the program, as you mentioned, the Newhouse School is as good as they come.
Tim NolanGUEST
And, you know, once I went there, I was hooked.
Tim NolanGUEST
I mean, just fantastic people, not just from the communication standpoint, but lifelong friends that I made throughout my time at SU that made it so rewarding.
Walter SterlingHOST
In the mail came Dorothy's diploma.
Walter SterlingHOST
from the Newhouse School at Syracuse University.
Walter SterlingHOST
What was it, seven, eight years, I think it took, because of COVID.
Walter SterlingHOST
COVID screwed her up, screwed up all my daughters.
Walter SterlingHOST
And I'm so proud of her that she actually graduated.
Walter SterlingHOST
Dorothy, very proud of you.
Walter SterlingHOST
The Newhouse School, Syracuse University University.
Walter SterlingHOST
And now she has a great job at Gray Television in Cleveland.
Walter SterlingHOST
In the mail came Dorothy's Diploma.
Walter SterlingHOST
from the Newhouse School at Syracuse University.
Walter SterlingHOST
What was it, seven, eight years, I think it took, because of COVID.
Walter SterlingHOST
COVID screwed her up, screwed up all my daughters.
Walter SterlingHOST
And I'm so proud of her that she actually graduated.
Walter SterlingHOST
Dorothy, very proud of you.
Walter SterlingHOST
The Newhouse School, Syracuse University University.
Walter SterlingHOST
And now she has a great job at Gray Television in Cleveland.
Tim HanlonHOST
If you're c- if you're in, uh, if you're in journalism now, you're in a mass communications or journalism program in college, and you're, uh, still, uh, uh, uh, thinking about a career, well, it, it doesn't look, uh, it looks grim, frankly.
Tim HanlonHOST
When every year, I think this year, uh, according to the RTDNA, uh, in conjunction with the Newhouse School at Syracuse, they think that, uh, they saw this year about, uh, two, almost two point f- 2.2% drop in full-time employees at the local, uh, news television and radio, uh, realm, which comes on the back of, uh, year before, uh, 2024, of down, uh, almost 3%.
Tim HanlonHOST
So, you know, but the, uh, in some respects too, uh, this is not just a consolidation number, but also perhaps the beginnings of what, uh, the advent and the embrace of, quote-unquote, "AI technologies and, uh, approaches," uh, may be bringing to, uh, news operations.
Tim HanlonHOST
So it'll be interesting to see sort of what the spin of this is and what the real story is, uh, about these declining, um, uh, employment figures.
RoxyHOST
Yeah.
ChuckHOST
You know, the Newhouse School.
ChuckHOST
I mean, did you have any other options or did you have any other or was that it? That's where you wanted to go.
Jeff PassanGUEST
Well, I wanted to go to Northwestern.
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