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Alumni Achievements
Our alumni have landed in some amazing places, from influential roles in DC to top news outlets. Here are a few highlights!
Jacob Christensen
PhD Candidate in Political Philosophy at Baylor University
"As Editor-in-Chief, I secured an internship at National Right to Life and launched the Chronicle’s first Print Edition."
Joseph Addington
Associate Editor & Latin America Columnist at The American Conservative
"My time as Opinion Editor and interviewing Michael Knowles prepared me for a career in conservative journalism."
Eva Terry
Fellow at Deseret News, Politics & Outdoors Beat
"Interning at Deseret News and The Spectator, and joining the White House press pool, shaped my journalism career."
Thomas Stevenson
Political Editor at The Post Millennial
"As co-founder and Editor-in-Chief of the Cougar Chronicle, I led it to win ISI’s Collegiate Network Best New Publication in 2023. Breaking the BYU v Duke volleyball story and reporting from the White House, Capitol Hill, and Mar-a-Lago shaped my career."
Logan Spears
Entrepreneur, Local Business Owner
"As a senior contributor and editor for the Cougar Chronicle, I helped design and launch the first print edition and interned in the office of Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas."
Ian Farris
Broadcast Journalist
"As the primary investigative journalist at the Chronicle, I adopted fake identities and wrote long-form editorial pieces blending theology and philosophy, launching my career in traditional broadcast journalism."
Luke Hanson
Conservative Immigration Organization Professional
"As co-founder and first social media manager of the Cougar Chronicle, I built its online presence and now engage in political commentary and LDS apologetics on Ward Radio, Thoughtful Faith, and my own Doctrine and Governance YouTube channels."