Covering Fort Dupont’s return has been such a deep dive into D.C. history and the people who have spent decades making hockey more accessible to young athletes. #YouthLeadership#Hockey@DCCannons@DCDPR
Read the story here: https://t.co/YYEJSnRKVH
Writing with @ListenInWithKNN has played a meaningful role in my growth as a journalist. I’m grateful for the opportunity to develop my career and tell stories while still in college. Here is my closing reflection on this experience. https://t.co/7K5UxI6jux
A big thanks to all the interns who applied to be part of the Spring/Summer 2025 #LIWKNN internship program!
Please help us welcome Tiffany Gonzalez, a journalism student at @ASU in the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication to the #ListenInWithKNN team 🎉
Loved witnessing the Cintana Summer Experience! And seeing students pitch bold ideas + share their stories —proof that innovation thrives through global collaboration! 🙌 @ASUGlobalLaunch@Cronkite_ASU Read more: https://t.co/Pn3oQe8yFn
#ASU#Innovation#GlobalCollaboration
I wrote about Naomi Osaka’s calm, fresh start at the Mubadala Citi DC Open. D.C.’s hard courts are heating up! 🎾🔥 #CitiOpen#NaomiOsaka#Tennis https://t.co/3f8lLvYW0e
I covered Frances Tiafoe’s do-or-die drive from DMV to global tennis stage at the Citi Open. Heart and hustle all day. 🔥🎾 #FrancesTiafoe#CitiOpen https://t.co/CBpdcEesjG
Just dropped my story on Venus Williams inspiring the next generation at 45 — still showing why she’s a legend. 🎾💪 #VenusWilliams#CitiOpen#TennisLegend https://t.co/z1AFUrloV3
@KenBurns left the audience tonight at Marston Theater with this statement, “Mona Lisa is a joke to us now, the smile is a joke but when you watch the film, when you learn, it will no longer be a joke. You can be moved to tears by it as you will then understand the profundity.���
He explained his process of the film as, “satisfying,” captivating the audience. @KenBurns said, “Leonardo was an extraordinary gift from the gods to human kind, which made it so satisfying to make this film and try a new visual language.” #ASU#AZPBS#Innovation
Arizona PBS and Burns are celebrating their 5 years in partnership. When Diana Ayton-Shenker, CEO of Leonardo/ISAST asked about the storytelling of the film Burn said, “The storytelling is the same as you don’t know where you’re going until you’ve been there. It’s complicated.”
Join award-winning filmmaker Ken Burns, Diana Ayton-Shenker, CEO of Leonardo/ISAST, with Scott Woelfel, General Manage Arizona PBS, at the Marston Theatre on Arizona State University Tempe Campus for a preview of Leonardo Da Vinci.
#ArizonaPBS#KenBurns#ASU