Alex Grondin
Volunteer JournalistAlex Grondin is a broadcast journalist at Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications pursuing a degree in Broadcast and Digital Journalism with an anticipated graduation in May 2026. His professional experience already includes significant work in television news, having completed an internship with 7 News Boston prior to joining WAER.
At WAER, Syracuse's NPR station, Alex serves as a content creator producing compelling digital and radio stories. His reporting focuses particularly on community events and human interest narratives, reflecting his commitment to storytelling that highlights local perspectives and experiences.
The combination of his television news background and current radio production work positions Alex as a versatile media professional developing expertise across multiple platforms. His interest in community-centered journalism demonstrates an understanding of public media's unique role in connecting audiences with local stories and perspectives.
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The Finger Lakes and other CNY tourism attractions are feeling the 25% tariff hit to Canada bommerang in travelers lost. -
Central New York is facing a critical rock salt shortage after this winter’s record snowfall, leaving some areas waiting up to two weeks for deliveries.
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Hundreds of people marched from Syracuse's federal building to a church to call for women's rights, while expressing concerns over the incoming Trump administration.
