Bellisario College of Communications

Student journalists earn 16 Regional Emmy Award nominations

Sixteen different Penn State student productions or individuals earned nominations in six different categories for 2025 College Student Production awards, presented as part of the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. Credit: Image Submitted. All Rights Reserved.

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Sixteen different Penn State student productions or individuals earned nominations in six different categories for 2025 College Student Production awards, presented as part of the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.

“Centre County Report,” produced by students in the capstone broadcast journalism course in the Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications, was the source for the nominated work.

The weekly program streams live on YouTube and airs across Pennsylvania on WPSU-TV (PBS) to 29 counties and 500,000 television homes. It also streams throughout Pennsylvania as part of partnerships with KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh), KYW-TV (Philadelphia) and WNEP-TV (Scranton/Wilkes-Barre). Newscasts stream in the Baltimore in partnership with WJZ-TV as well.

Penn State student nominees for Regional Emmy Awards are:

College Student Production-Newscast

College Student Production-News Report

College Student Production-Long Form

College Student Production-Arts/Entertainment/Cultural Affairs

College Student Production-Multimedia Journalist

  • Hannah Neurohr

College Student Production-Talent-News, Sports or Performer

  • Haley Jacobs
  • Kenneth Ojeikere

Winners of the Regional Emmy Awards will be announced during the 43rd Annual NATAS Mid-Atlantic Regional Emmy Awards Ceremony on Sept. 20, at the Marriott Downtown Philadelphia.

Last Updated August 22, 2025