JACOB BELLEVUE
Jacob Bellevue is a second-year Howard University student majoring in television and film. As a Haitian-American artist with an impressive range of skills in modeling, digital creation, and filmmaking, Jacob firmly believes that every story should embody the three pillars of power, authenticity, and creativity. His passion for storytelling is fueled by his unwavering commitment to shining a light on untold black stories. Jacob draws inspiration from the likes of Ryan Coogler and Spike Lee and has set his sights on becoming a media powerhouse and household name. His ultimate goal is to establish his own production company and delve into acting to bring about positive change. Jacob confidently rejects the notion that success is limited to a singular path. Being a proud multihyphenate, he aims to empower the youth to boldly explore and pursue their diverse interests.
The Atlanta Voice welcomes three students through Chevrolet journalism fellowship
Three students—Tyla Barnes from Hampton University, Miana Massey from Howard University and Emani Nichols from Morehouse College—will take part in an immersive program under Publisher Janis L. Ware and Editor-In-Chief Marshall A. Latimore that will provide the students with opportunities to file real stories as well as work alongside professional journalists and editors from The Atlanta Voice.
FORMER INMATE, NOW CRIMINAL JUSTICE ADVOCATE OFFERS SOLUTIONS DURING NNPA CONVENTION
Chevrolet and the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) have teamed up once again for the “Discover the Unexpected” (DTU) Journalism Fellowship program. The fellowship, in its third year, gives students attending Historically, Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) the opportunity of a lifetime: an eight-week, immersive training experience with the Black Press.
TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY’S DYNAMIC PITCHER-CATCHER DUO PARTICIPATE IN MLB’S ALL-STAR FUTURES GAME
Over 38,000 people watched from the stands Sunday in Washington D.C.’s Nationals Park as Tuskegee University pitcher Christian Marshall stepped up to the plate to throw the ceremonial first pitch of the 2018 SiriusXM All-Star Futures Game. Elgin Woodside, a catcher for Tuskegee’s baseball team, assisted. Although the two were not yet prospects for the “Majors,” they both have a stake in the future of baseball.
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