Ariana Kudlo
Staff Writer
Sarah Frei, sophomore Media Studies major, ventured into the Mission on Bartlett and 22nd mid semester for her Audio Production class. Fueled by a passion for food and community, she looked for a place that incorporated both within the district. On Bartlett and 22nd, she found Mission Community Market. Continue reading PODCAST: Mission Community Market
Ariana Kudlo
Staff Writer
Communications major and USF senior Jon Antonio was a student in Beth Hoffman’s Audio Production class last semester, during which he was able to use his passion for music and combine it with his narrative talent. Continue reading PODCAST: History and sounds of beat boxing
Ariana Kudlo
Staff Writer
This semester, The Foghorn is happy to continue featuring pieces from Beth Hoffman’s Audio Production class! Each issue, we will be highlighting students who have completed and shared their exceptional work.
Luna Farina, a sophomore media major, has adapted a short story by Rachel Ebersole, who attends Bates College in Maine. Having have read the story before, Farina had finally found a way to creatively utilize Ebersole’s piece. Titled Fade, the story delves into a girl who was considered different from others. Although embracing it in her younger years, growing up forced her to lose herself.
Ariana Kudlo
Conor Smith is a former Casa Bayanihan student and community coordinator, who is now a Resident Minister at the University of San Francisco. Casa Bayanihan is an alternative study abroad program offered to undergraduate students and based in Manila, Philippines. The program works with the purpose of opening the minds of students by introducing the practice of community immersion. Continue reading Podcast: Community Immersion
Ariana Kudlo
Staff Writer
YouTube has taken over our online media world in many ways. With a recording, people of all ages can transfer their thoughts, ideas and messages to the mas- sive virtual audience of YouTube.
Mele Perla, a senior majoring in English, started her voyage as a “Youtuber” as she ended high school. The drive and passion of a then seventeen-year-old Mele is still inherent in every YouTube video she pro- duces. Duc Dinh interviewed Mele to take a peek into Mele’s journey in front of the camera. Tune in to hear the full story. Continue reading PODCAST: HYPERMELE
