By Emily Wunderlich Ten staff members. Thirteen issues a semester. Eight pages a week. Our readers only see the finished product. So here’s a rundown on how we do it.
Category: Special Projects
By Crow’s Nest Staff When journalism graduate student John Gogick became adviser to The Crow’s Nest in the fall of 1993, he helped plan and publish the newspaper’s first tabloid
Stacey Pearsall has photographed more than 7,500 veterans across 30 states since the beginning of her “Veterans Portrait Project” in 2008. To view the full project, visit: veteransportraitproject.com. Courtesy of Stacy Pearsall
Branch: Army Duty: Unit supply specialist Delaney Brown Though her time in the military was short, serving in the Army changed the way Tiffany Browning saw herself. A self-described teacher’s
Branch: Air Force Duty: Aircrew Life Support By Emily Wunderlich Tamara Stainton was about to turn 19 when she enlisted in the U.S. Air Force. It was October 2003, and
Branch: Coast Guard Duty: Fireman By Emily Wunderlich Her love of adventure and desire to help others were what drew Kaitlyn Mollo, 28, to the Coast Guard. “We had boats
Branch: Army Duty: Cook By Delaney Brown Keanu Masuda spent his time in the Army as a cook. It wasn’t glamorous. Masuda would often work 18 hour days to make
Branch: Navy Duty: Operations specialist By Emily Wunderlich In a quiet office tucked away inside the Terrace, Bill Benjamin hands a sepia photo across the desk. In it, a certificate
Branch: Air Force Duty: Air Force personnel By Delaney Brown When Richard Boore enlisted in the Air Force in 2006, he imagined he’d be one of the people you see
Branch: Navy Duty: Naval submarine tech By Delaney Brown Johnathan Rowles saw the military as his only option for a better life. Born and raised in St. Petersburg’s midtown,