
Hello, my name is Isaiah Price. I am a Broadcast Journalism major at Langston University with a 3.7 GPA and a passion for storytelling across sports, news, and culture. As a fourth-generation Langston student, I value tradition, family, and community service, and I strive to reflect those principles in both my work and leadership.
I serve in multiple journalism-related departments on campus, including the radio station, the newspaper, and social media, where I help create engaging and informative content across platforms. Through my portfolio and digital presence, I showcase my work in broadcasting, reporting, and storytelling, highlighting a modern perspective on sports and culture.
I am passionate about sports media and broadcasting, and I am eager to continue developing my skills in storytelling, content creation, and audience engagement. I am open to connecting with professionals and peers in media, journalism, and sports communications to learn, grow, and explore future opportunities.
As a Sports Editor and Staff Reporter for the Gazette, I manage multiple responsibilities in a fast-paced newsroom environment, demonstrating strong time management and multitasking skills. I contribute to paper production by writing, editing, and delivering news content for the Lu Gazette, ensuring accuracy, clarity, and audience engagement. My experience in news writing has strengthened my ability to produce compelling stories under tight deadlines while maintaining journalistic integrity.
As a Sports Commentator for Langston University, Called live games, delivering engaging play-by-play commentary and insightful game analysis to enhance fan experience. Covered various sports, tracked teams and players, and collaborated with broadcast crew to create dynamic viewing and listening experiences. Developed confidence on the mic and refined communication skills while gaining practical experience in sports broadcasting.
Analyzed player statistics and game trends to enhance commentary accuracy.
Delivered real-time updates during live broadcasts, maintaining audience engagement.
Collaborated with production teams to ensure seamless broadcast execution.
The Thunder Fellows Program is a 28-week after-school leadership and career development program designed to prepare students for success in college and their future careers. As a Thunder Fellow, I participate in immersive workshops, hands-on projects, and mentorship opportunities focused on college and career readiness, data analytics, and personal and professional development. The program also provides opportunities to connect with industry professionals and community leaders while building valuable skills for future success.
Covered Rainbow Six Siege esports, focusing on North American and European regions. Reported, analyzed, and told stories about strategies, roster moves, and performances defining competitive scene. From championship runs to rebuilding seasons, I help fans connect with the teams and players shaping the ever-changing world of esports
am an On-Air Radio Host at KALU 89.3 FM, Langston University’s campus radio station, where I produce and deliver live broadcasts that engage and inform listeners. My responsibilities include hosting live shows, presenting news and sports segments, and delivering public service announcements (PSAs) with clarity and professionalism.
In this role, I have developed strong on-air communication skills, learning how to connect with audiences through confident, engaging delivery. I also operate the radio control board, managing audio levels, transitions, and programming to ensure smooth, high-quality broadcasts.
My experience at KALU has strengthened my abilities in live production, time management, and quick decision-making under pressure. I am passionate about radio and broadcasting, and I continue to grow as a media professional while creating content that informs, entertains, and serves the community.
Monitored residence halls during overnight shifts to maintain safety, security, and compliance with campus policies
Conducted regular building rounds, addressed noise violations, and responded to student concerns in real time
Assisted residents with lockouts, emergencies, and conflict resolution situations
Completed detailed nightly reports documenting incidents, maintenance issues, and resident interactions
Collaborated with Residence Life staff to support a safe, respectful, and inclusive living environment
Developed strong communication, customer service, and crisis management skills through direct resident engagement
Hello, my name is Isaiah Price. I am a Broadcast Journalism major at Langston University with a 3.7 GPA and a passion for storytelling across sports, news, and culture. As a fourth-generation Langston student, I value tradition, family, and community service, and I strive to reflect those principles in both my work and leadership.
I serve in multiple journalism-related departments on campus, including the radio station, the newspaper, and social media, where I help create engaging and informative content across platforms. Through my portfolio and digital presence, I showcase my work in broadcasting, reporting, and storytelling, highlighting a modern perspective on sports and culture.
I am passionate about sports media and broadcasting, and I am eager to continue developing my skills in storytelling, content creation, and audience engagement. I am open to connecting with professionals and peers in media, journalism, and sports communications to learn, grow, and explore future opportunities.