TV personality. Jon Franklin, two time Pulitzer Prize winner Jane Healey, Pulitzer winner with the Orlando Sentinel Patrick Sloyan, Pulitzer winner with Newsday Sarah Cohen, Pulitzer winner with The Washington Post Megha Rajagopalan, Pulitzer winner with BuzzFeed news. Scott Van Pelt, ESPN Sportscenter anchor (left the university one course short of completing his degree requirements) Mi-Ai Parrish, president and publisher Arizona Republic, azcentral.com, kansascity.com, Kansas City Star and Idaho Statesman; first minority in all; first female publisher of the Kansas City Star. Tim Kurkjian, ESPN Baseball writer and reporter Jimmy Roberts, NBC Sports Host David Mills, Emmy-winning TV writer and producer Bonnie Bernstein, ESPN and CBS sportscaster Pam Ward, ESPN play-by-play commentator; first female play-by-play announcer for college football in television history Carl Bernstein, who worked with Bob Woodward to uncover the Watergate Scandal, attended the school but did not graduate John A. Jenkins, publisher of Congressional Quarterly Christine Delargy, 2012 Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Television Political Journalism, former senior producer and video content manager for POLITICO Dick Jerardi, Philadelphia Daily News Sportswriter, 2014 elected to the United States Basketball Sportswriters Association Hall of Fame Emilio Garcia-Ruiz, editor-in-chief of the San Francisco Chronicle. References External links Journalism schools in the United States University of Maryland, College Park Educational institutions established in 1947 1947 establishments in Maryland