National Association of Hispanic Journalists at ASU
Arizona State University
About National Association of Hispanic Journalists at ASU
National Association of Hispanic Journalists at Arizona State University is a vibrant student organization serving the Phoenix, AZ community and advancing the mission of NAHJ on campus. As the university chapter of the nation's largest organization dedicated to Latino journalists, NAHJASU creates meaningful spaces where Hispanic students can connect with peers who share their passion for journalism and their commitment to authentic community storytelling.
At its heart, NAHJASU is driven by a powerful mission: to increase the number of Latinos in newsrooms and ensure fair, accurate representation of Latino communities in news media. The organization recognizes that diverse newsrooms produce better journalism, and it actively works to build a pipeline of talented Hispanic journalists prepared to shape the future of media. Members join a national network of professionals and students united by the belief that journalism should reflect the communities it serves.
Based at Arizona State University, NAHJASU fosters genuine relationships between students and professional journalists, creating opportunities for meaningful dialogue about careers, challenges, and the importance of Latino voices in media. The organization hosts engaging events, including lunches and conversations with journalists from major news outlets, allowing students to learn directly from experienced professionals. Beyond networking, NAHJASU provides access to scholarships and educational resources that support student success. The chapter cultivates a supportive community where Hispanic students can develop their skills, explore journalism careers, and contribute to a more inclusive media landscape. Through its work in Phoenix and beyond, NAHJASU demonstrates that journalism is not just a profession—it's a calling to tell the stories that matter to Latino communities.