Anchor, Producer, and Multi-media Journalist
Bronson Woodruff is an Anchor, Producer, and Multi-media Journalist at WTVA. He focuses on themes such as education, higher education, school safety, and the intersection of culture and technology, often exploring topics like campus life, public education, and digital safety. His work has been featured in WTVA and The Desert Review.
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Bronson's coverage focuses on national news with a specific emphasis on topics related to religion, politics, education, cancel culture, and freedom of speech. His work predominantly covers themes related to human resources & employment, government & politics, family & relationships, culture & society and education.
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The democratic governor of Colorado is supporting President Trump's school-choice plan.
By: Bronson Woodruff
Some of the nation's most prestigious universities are introducing "disagreement essays” as a means to gauge the tolerance levels of college applicants.
A college news editor says a university in Colorado will have to do more than reinstate a student journalist whose rights were violated on campus.
A recent report finds that Minnesota professors are studying "antiracist parenting".
An expert on education policy says the nation's colleges and universities that focus on transgender promotional events are failing at their mission.
A fellow for higher education reform says college writing courses need to refocus on the "academic mission."
A national children's online safety group is pressing Congress to make child protection a top legislative priority.
A college news editor says it's "disappointing but not surprising" that a Catholic university is undermining the Catholic faith.
By: Bronson Woodruff
Two teachers are now cleared of accusations around the January 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol events.
With a public university system using state harassment preventions laws to affirm transgender ideology, a candidate for the California Senate is calling out the "indoctrination camps."
