KAWC Student Newsroom
KAWC Student Newsroom reporters share the news and report on the issues important to young people in our community.
The latest stories...
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In this episode of the Intern Show, we learn more about sexual assault awareness on campus and reading in Yuma. -
In this week’s episode, AI seeps into the classroom. And, The Children’s Festival of the Arts celebrates over thirty years of creativity.
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In this episode of the Intern Show, TEDxAWC is returning to Yuma. And, an Arizona Western College custodian has been named as one of ten finalists for custodian of the year. -
This week on the Intern Show, we speak with Arizona Western College students about their experience as a transgender or gender-nonconforming youth in Yuma. And, LGBTQ organization One-n-Ten offers resources for young people across the state.
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In this episode of the Intern Show, a local bookstore owner talks about the importance of engaging with young customers. And, Arizona Western College will be hosting a blood drive.
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Hosted and produced by the KAWC News team, Arizona Edition is focused on the issues facing Arizona, with an emphasis on stories and news impacting the people of Yuma and La Paz counties. -
While Arizona Western College’s fall semester has come to a close, some professors and students can’t catch a break. Student Reporter Mack Schwitzing learns more about AWC’s winter semester. -
This week, we learn more about what happens at Arizona Western College after finals week.
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This week: The Intern Show reports on how first timer voters felt about casting their ballots November 5th and Arizona Western College unveils the new matador mascot.
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The Intern Show is a podcast produced by the KAWC Student Newsroom. It aims to broadcast news by students, for students.
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Son of Councilman Matias Rosales, who is running for the Arizona House in LD23, has grown up watching his dad run for office. -
Arizona Students Association registers students at Arizona Western College to vote. -
Arizona Edition Friday is KAWC's weekly look at topics and people shaping the community, with insightful conversations and in-depth reporting from the field. -
Xanthe Bullard, Chair of the Yuma Democratic Party, speaks with KAWC Student Reporter Elias Alvarez about her first voting experience and how it sparked an interest in making sure everyone has access to the ballot. -
The Yuma County Republican Committee's Yuma Teen Republicans program is one way the organization is reaching out to young potential voters. -
Mack Schwitzing speaks with Tia Yap of NextGen Arizona. The group is focused on "boots on the ground" registration, education and mobilization of young voters on American college campuses and online.
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Mack Schwitzing interviews and Arizona Western College student about voting.
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KAWC student reporter Victoria McBee interviewing Yuma County Recorder Richard Colwell.
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Elias Alvarez speaks to an Arizona Western College employee about voting.
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Angie Guzman and Elias Alvarez
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From right, Angie Guzman, Elias Alvarez, Victoria McBee, and Mack Schwitzing, members of the KAWC Summer News Program.
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KAWC Student Newsroom reporters Victoria McBee and Mack Schwitzing.
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Angie Guzman interviewing an Arizona Western College student about voting.
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The KAWC Student newsroom is supported by the Local News Initiative at the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona. Since 1980 the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona has been a trusted philanthropic partner helping individuals, families, businesses, and non-profits work together to create a stronger community.