Frank Zhou
News Intern & Interim Social Media Coordinator, Summer 2023Frank Zhou is WVXU's news intern and interim Social Media Coordinator, coordinating WVXU accounts that total 19,000+ followers. He is the founding host and co-producer of Newstalk, The Harvard Crimson's flagship news podcast, which publishes weekly and streams in 40+ American states and 50+ countries. In 2023, he produced and edited The Unabomber: The Man, The Myth, and The Manifesto, The Crimson's first longform magazine feature reported for audio. His features and stories have aired on WVXU, Greater Cincinnati's NPR station.
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In Ohio, youth ages 18-24 make up less than one-sixth of the state's population but more than one-third of the tens of thousands of abortions conducted each year. -
It’s the summer of 1963. Rock 'n' roll is in; folk music is on its way out. So that August at the University of Cincinnati, seven students come together to try to keep folk music alive. Sixty years later, here's how their group's evolved. -
The Bengals bookended last season with two firsts: the first back-to-back run to the AFC championships, and the first-ever all-white "White Bengal" players' uniforms in franchise history. Now, the stadium is getting a new look, too. -
This weekend, tens of thousands of festivalgoers will sample songs from Snoop Dogg and Al Green and bites from Cincinnati eateries. Organizers say it'll be a valuable economic opportunity for black-owned businesses. -
Hamilton County Director of Elections Sherry Poland said the county has just half of the approximately 2,400 poll workers necessary to fully staff all voting locations by Election Day. -
Dear Reader: Taylor Swift weekend will create memories for fans. It also just might create hundreds of jobs for Cincinnati. -
A one-stop shop for all traffic, parking, ticketing, drinks, and merchandise information for Taylor Swift's Cincinnati concerts to help you get in, online, and on time. -
Richard F. (Dick) Williams is taking over for longtime President and CEO Kevin R. McDonnell, who has retired following a 32-year career at the company.
