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Meet the team behind the team

Brooke F. Bromberg, Editor-in-chief • November 1, 2024

Welcome back, Chants! 

 

The Chanticleer, Coastal Carolina University’s (CCU) student-run newspaper, is extremely excited for another year of keeping you informed and entertained. This semester our team is implementing new features including an updated style and layout for the paper, an online-driven focus, a brand new Candidate Program as well as a new staff! As always, we are looking for passionate and driven students to join our team, including reporters, photographers and graphic designers.  

 

Meet our new and returning executive staff members: 

 

Brooke Bromberg 

Editor-in-Chief 

 

Madisyn Padgett 

Managing Editor/Print 

 

Frances Ludwig 

Managing Editor/Design 

 

Madison Sharrock 

Managing Editor/Digital 

 

Caroline Surface 

Multimedia Editor 

 

Keller Goldstein 

Photographer

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Brooke F. Bromberg
Brooke F. Bromberg, Editor-in-Chief
I'm a senior communication major, and I was previously Assistant Editor– which we have split up into two positions continuing forward. The newspaper has become something near and dear to my heart, and its success is something that I strive for. I am so grateful to be able to work with my best friends everyday and love seeing students, faculty and staff get involved. I look forward to continuing to learn and grow in this position!