List of Brigham Young University Alumni - Journalism and Media

Journalism and Media

Name Class year(s) Degree(s) Notability Reference
Amezcua, CarlosCarlos Amezcua 1975 B.A. Anchor for Fox affiliate KTTV in Los Angeles, California; former morning anchor for KTLA
Armstrong, HeatherHeather Armstrong 1997 B.A. Author of popular blog dooce
Benson, SteveSteve Benson 1978 BFA Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist
Dana, JoeJoe Dana 2003 B.A. Anchor for NBC affiliate KPNX in Phoenix, Arizona
Dana, KentKent Dana 1968 B.A. Anchor for CBS affiliate KPHO; "Dean" of Valley newscasters in metropolitan Phoenix, Arizona
Eagar, SteveSteve Eagar 1987 B.A. Anchor for Fox affiliate KDFW in Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas
Freeze, AmyAmy Freeze 1995 B.A. Meteorologist for Fox affiliate WFLD in Chicago, Illinois
Grigsby, PetePete Grigsby 1989 B.A. Meteorologist for ABC affiliate KMBC in Kansas City, Missouri
Harris, ToddTodd Harris 1990 B.A. Sports reporter for ABC and ESPN
Johnson, Jane ClaysonJane Clayson Johnson 1990 B.A. Former co-host of The Early Show on CBS
Nielsen, GiffordGifford Nielsen 1983 B.A. Sports broadcaster for KUHF Houston
Nixon, KelseyKelsey Nixon 2007 B.A. Television chef
Nourse, DickDick Nourse 1962 B.A. Former anchor for NBC affiliate KSL-TV in Salt Lake City, Utah
Rascon, ArtArt Rascon 1985 B.A. Anchor for ABC affiliate KTRK in Houston, Texas
Siebert, JimJim Siebert 1992 B.A. Meteorologist for Fox affiliate KRIV in Houston, Texas
Sikahema, VaiVai Sikahema 2002 B.A. Sports Director and Anchor for NBC affiliate WCAU in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Todd, RuthRuth Todd 1983 B.A. Former anchor for NBC affiliate KSL-TV and ABC affiliate KTVX in Salt Lake City, Utah

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