The Journalism Department students create, produce and deliver our annual Legacy Yearbook through our Advanced Journalism—Yearbook classes. You’ll learn photography, layout, headline and caption writing, and more in the Yearbook classes. More importantly, you’ll be able to use every ounce of your natural creativity to produce our book!

Are you interested in live radio?  Would you like to broadcast live Longhorn sports events?  We’re entering our 11^th year broadcasting GRHS events on GRHS IRADIO, our campus radio station.  Who listens to our broadcasts? Anywhere there’s an internet connection and an internet device, we have listeners; our fans, parents, relatives, and alumni listen on their laptops, desktops, phones and tablets from all over the United States, Canada, Mexico, Africa, and even from oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico!

We need student broadcasters as on-field sideline reporters, play-by-play announcers, analysts, reporters and more.  Not interested in being on the air?  We have many “behind the scenes” positions that are essential to getting on the air, staying on the air and producing a live radio broadcast.