
Tatyana Hopkins recently graduated from Howard University with a degree in journalism. Originally from Bridgeport, Connecticut, the journalism major developed a passion for telling news story, while still in middle school, after a documentary project at summer camp. With an interest in research and storytelling, journalism became an obvious career choice. Tatyana has written for “The District Chronicles” and the Howard University News Service covering the White House, the criminal justice system and the community. She traveled to Flint, Michigan to cover the on-going water crisis. The Connecticut native is fluent in Arabic and participated in a two-week Egyptian study-tour.
NNPA, CHEVROLET ANNOUNCE 2016 DISCOVER THE UNEXPECTED JOURNALISM FELLOWS
By Freddie Allen, NNPA National News Editor Sidnee King, a 20 year-old broadcast journalism student at Howard University, admitted that she was nervous about her summer plans, the day before the 2016 “Discover the Unexpected” (DTU) journalism fellows were announced....
DISCOVER THE UNEXPECTED: CONTINUING THE LEGACY OF FREEDOM’S JOURNAL IN 2016
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