This fall, seven journalism students completed their Multi-Platform Capstone project. The class is a student’s final project, in which they demonstrate their ability to bring together multimedia journalistic skills and produce a significant journalistic project or product.

Students must show a firm understanding of writing, reporting, visual storytelling, research, analysis, investigative techniques and multi-platform delivery. Most students take JOUR 40983 (which is required of all journalism majors) during their final semester at TCU, though some choose to take it a semester early.

Fall 2023 Journalism Capstone Projects

	The pressure of the perfect post: The affects that social media has on young adults by Mattie Elder ’23
	Is the price worth paying? Ethics, the environment, and the fast fashion industry by Ella Gonzales ’23
	Uphill battle for women in sports journalism by senior Lys Marquez
	Is TCU as happy as Princeton Review says it is by senior Lance Minor
	Champions: What a World Series Means for the Rangers Fan Base by Isaac Percastegui ’23
	Does membership of campus ministry impact student success at TCU? by Jake Peterson ’23
	Breaking the Silence: Unveiling the world of sex trafficking in the Lone Star State by senior Katherine Vaughn