Dave Black, who inspired generations of students as general manager of UW–Madison’s student radio station WSUM 91.7, has died at age 66.
Alumni
News about SJMC undergraduate and graduate alumni.
Three Questions for Lydia Statz ’12
Lydia Statz is a transportation planning consultant working on Hennepin County, Minnesota’s Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) Reduction Study.
Three Questions for Bill Zucker ’86
Late last year, Bill Zucker began a new role at Holland America Line. We caught up with him to hear more about his career journey.
Remembering James Burgess, Tireless Advocate for Journalism
SJMC and the Center for Journalism Ethics are honored to pay tribute to James E. Burgess (BS‘58), who died Monday, Dec. 20, in Madison.
Graduate Student Highlight: Professional M.A. Class of December 2021
This semester, Cameron Cieszki and Kate Morton successfully completed the professional track master’s degree program.
Three Questions for Nora Hertel ’13
Nora is a 2022-23 Initiator Fellow through the Initiative Foundation in central Minnesota and the founder of The Optimist.
Three Questions for Cara Lombardo ’16
Cara was part of a Journal team that recently won a Gerald Loeb award for a series highlighting how Amazon’s business practices box out competition.
Three Questions for Gary Mueller ’86
J-School alum Gary Mueller has been inducted to the Wisconsin Advertising Hall of Fame. His career has made an impact on the nonprofit world.
Three Questions for Chris Lang ’01
Chris Lang’s career in the legal field has taken a unique path, and earned him a Wisconsin Legal Innovators award from the State Bar of Wisconsin.
Three Questions for George Hesselberg ’73
Retired WSJ columnist George Hesselberg (BA’73) is back with his new book “Dead Lines: Slices of Life from the Obit Beat”.