Find a story of local importance and report on how students at Boston University have been affected, using eyewitnesses, personal accounts, and experts to reveal the impacts. 3 primary sources minimum Making the pivot from reporter to expert. You’ll each be interviewed by a peer host for a podcast panel about college journalism. In an extemporaneous
interview, you’ll be asked about the research and writing of your story. Be prepared to speak in “broadcast style”—conveying authority, articulating your points clearly, and addresses a single listener as if you are in conversation.
News story needs to include at least one interview with others. Not a boring and too straightforward interview.
Language style should be informative and not intentionally generate an emotional reaction