About B. Weaver

Reporter Emily Secrist sits down with the Vice President of Remote Operations at ESPN  Bob Braunlich. He gives insight to his job and his time served as a Westminster College …
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After spending two semesters working hard on their capstone projects, seniors Emiley Westfall, Brad Kolesar, Troy Jackson, Charles Borges and Justin Wilson are officially ready to debut their short-format documentaries …
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Freshman year of college can be daunting, for the number of study options often outweigh students’ understandings of their life callings. However, senior broadcast major Brad Kolesar did not let …
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Titan Radio, WWNW 88.9 FM, is a commercial-free radio station owned by Westminster College and professionally operated by the students in the college’s Broadcasting and Media Production department that broadcasts …
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PITTSBURGH– Broadcast communications faculty Brad Weaver was awarded “Best in Show” in the faculty division of the Creative Works Competition at the Broadcast Education Association (BEA) On-Location 2017 Super-Regional Conference …
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A group of Westminster students entered the Broadcast Education Association (BEA) On-Location Creative Competition, and received the “Award of Excellence” for their entry “Explore, Experience and Experiment at Westminster’s …
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NEW WILMINGTON, Pa.—  Charles Borges ’18, Broadcast and Media Production major, recently shared his vision for his capstone documentary project about the Miracle League of Southwestern PA (MLSWPA).  His project, “A …
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NEW CASTLE, Pa.– Mary Black was a woman residing in Lawrence County, Pa. who died in 1888, but people today still claim she was a witch. Those stories told about …
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NEW WILMINGTON, Pa.– Justin Wilson ’18, Broadcast and Digital Communications major, is producing a documentary called “Tiny Living: The College Experiment“. The documentary will follow the journeys of people living …
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BRISTOL, Conn. — ESPN’s Sebastian Salazar knows soccer on a national and international level. And he is one of the go-to-guys at ESPN covering Major League Soccer. But long before …
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BRISTOL, CONN   Westminster College alumni Denny Wolfe established himself as a prominent figure at ESPN. He works as ESPN’s features unit manager.

Years before that title ESPN hired him as a …
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NEW WILMINGTON, PA.– Emiley Westfall ’18, Broadcast and Digital Communications major, is producing a documentary entitled “Tutus, Pink Shoes & Baby Blues” about the adoption process the Michelson family went …
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PITTSBURGH- At the end of the 2016-17 hockey season, the Pittsburgh Penguins won the team’s second straight Stanley Cup. This is a feat unto itself, but this year was a …
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BRISTOL, Conn.– Westminster College has successful alumni who work at ESPN. 1997 graduate Denny Wolfe, who heads the special projects division at ESPN. Rob Braunlich, from the class of 1976, is …
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NEW WILMINGTON, Pa.– Brad Kolesar ’18, Broadcast & Digital Communications major and Social Media/Film Studies minor, presents the trailer for his capstone documentary project entitled “Hitting the Redline.” The documentary focuses on the …
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