Editors work with computerized and linear equipment. Radio students learn their craft on a combination of digital and analog equipment, allowing them to enter any market with the technical skills they will need to produce radio news shows. For print students, our newsrooms are supported by over three dozen state of the art Windows computers. Each station is hooked directly into the Internet, allowing students to conduct research and communicate with people all over the world. For the latest on the newsrooms' computer systems, click here .
Students publish their own magazines and newspapers using an extensive desktop publishing system.
For photography students, there are two darkrooms featuring Besler enlargers and a dry mount press.