Fifth issue of the fall 2019 semester. Layout completed by 2019-20 UP editor, Olivia Malick, 2019-20 UP managing editor, Claire Robertson, and 2019-20 UP sports editor Cade Smith.
Author: Olivia S. Malick
I'm currently a sophomore at Lamar University in Beaumont, TX pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism. I am the managing editor of The University Press which is the student-led, student-run newspaper of Lamar University.
I have been a journalist for almost six years and it is my greatest passion in life. I love discovering the way the world works and showcasing the truth.
After LUTV News — Drugs, Alcohol, & “FOMO”
On this episode of “After LUTV News,” host Chandler Smith asks a panel of University Press and LUTV News contributors if college students need drugs and alcohol to have a “good time?” https://youtu.be/I9JdQKn_5Hg
UP Vol. 96, No. 4 — October 24, 2019
Fourth issue of the fall 2019 semester. Layout completed by 2019-20 UP editor, Olivia Malick, 2019-20 UP managing editor, Claire Robertson, and 2019-20 UP sports editor Cade Smith.
A Pressing Matter
The Lamar University Press is going through a major change that is sending ripples through the organization. LUTV News reporter Jayce Samuel has more... https://youtu.be/4vaTzRgorBU
UP Vol. 96, No. 3 — October 10, 2019
Third issue of the fall 2019 semester. Layout completed by 2019-20 UP editor, Olivia Malick, 2019-20 UP managing editor, Claire Robertson, and 2019-20 UP sports editor Cade Smith.
Review: ‘Wrinkles’ leaves much to be desired
Warning: spoilers ahead. Scary clowns are an easy market for a late-year blockbuster. Look at “IT Chapter Two” and “Joker” — both made tens of millions of dollars on their opening nights. However, both of those movies have something that “Wrinkles” doesn’t — a scary clown character. To be fair, “Wrinkles” is an indie-documentary film…
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Mittra discusses state of modern journalism
Ayan Mittra, Texas Tribune editor and Beaumont native, said the media landscape has changed a lot since he began his career as a journalism student at the University of Texas. “Now, everything is constant,” the 1993 West Brook High School graduate, said. “You have to have a breaking news team that’s just focused on monitoring…
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