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The sport management major is spending her summer behind the scenes at Boston's No. 1 sports radio station, helping produce the very show she spent years listening to as a devoted fan.

The ���ϲ����� alumna is helping fans from around the globe experience the FIFA World Cup, drawing on the skills she developed as a sport management major.

From an ���ϲ����� classroom to coaching Grammy winners, Nick Cooper '94 has built a career full of creativity and personal growth. The School of Communications graduate said curiosity, resilience and self-belief took him on a journey from North Carolina to stages and boardrooms around the world.

���ϲ����� alumna Abbie Skladan ‘23 visited with students and alumni for a conversation about U.S. Soccer and the World Cup 2026 games currently taking place in LA.

Jenny Austin ’12 proves that ambition, passion and flexibility are what matters most in pursuing a career in the entertainment industry, along with the relationships and connections that you make along the way.

Four ���ϲ����� Los Angeles alumni shared advice, perspective and tips for launching a professional career after graduation with a full house of ���ϲ����� Los Angeles summer students.

Martinelli-Taylor, founder of Animo Counseling and Coaching, joins President Connie Ledoux Book to discuss her path to mental health care, the development of somatic boxing therapy and the experiences that shaped her work.

A student-produced video chronicling the dance team’s journey to nationals received one of collegiate sports media’s top honors. The recognition came weeks after the team captured Division I national championships in both pom and hip hop.

From the high-pressure hallways of NBC Universal to the executive suites of the Hallmark Channel, Angie Polk ’06 has spent 17 years proving that kindness and tenacity are the ultimate creative catalysts. Now, as the founder of Simply Believe Creative, she is returning to her professional passion: identifying authentic voices and bringing feel-good stories to life.

CBS New York anchor Doug Williams '13 successfully pivoted from a seven-year career in sports journalism to the unpredictable world of local news and international reporting. Today, he uses his university training to cover high-stakes human interest stories while dedicating time to mentoring the next generation of journalists.