TCU High School Journalism Workshop

TCU High School Journalism Workshop

TCU High School Journalism Workshop

Newscast: Kriti Chandra and Ellington Holkmann

By Kriti Chandra and Ellington Holkmann | Jun 12, 2024

A new dining option coming to campus, trust in the news media, boarded-up trees and more on this edition of Schieffer Summer High School Broadcast, with Kriti Chandra and Ellington Holkmann.

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