Website Content
Website Content and Management Division
A Website Content and Management Division is responsible for creating, updating, and optimizing digital content (text, images, video) to increase traffic, boost engagement and maintain brand consistency. Key responsibilities of this division include writing, editing, and publishing engaging content (blog posts, landing pages, product descriptions); implementing keywords, meta descriptions, and on-page tactics to boost search rankings; developing editorial calendars, coordinating with marketing teams, and aligning content with business goals; and monitoring site traffic, reviewing analytics, and ensuring accuracy.
Monjolaoluwa Runsewe
Managing Editor for Website Content
monjolaesther@gmail.com
Hello, my name is Monjolaoluwa Runsewe and if you are reading my bio, it is nice to meet you. I am a freshman computer science major with an expected graduation date of 2029. In September 2025, I was selected to serve as The Hornet Tribune’s managing editor for website content and management for the 2025-26 academic year. As the manager of this division, I, along with my team, am expected to create, develop, implement, and manage web and intranet communication strategies to raise brand awareness, inform internal and external audiences, and achieve the business goals of The Hornet Tribune.
As the proud daughter of John and Elizabeth Runsewe, I was born in Ogun, Nigeria. My academic journey began I graduated from The Ambassadors College (the name of my high school), where I was involved in student leadership as a prefect, a saxophonist, and academically I served as a peer tutor. I was involved in several organizations including the Red Cross, the choir, Rise Above Autism, and the Student Leadership Council.
When it was time to consider institutions of higher education, my mother and I began our research and came upon Alabama State University. I realized that it offered my preferred major and it was an opportunity to secure a solid education affordably. I chose computer science because I always knew that I wanted to work in the tech industry, and I am especially encouraged because of all the technical advancements being made. After graduation, I plan to pursue a career in technology, with a focus in data science and software engineering.
I wanted to work with The Hornet Tribune because I saw it as an opportunity to gain experience in digital media and leadership. I also saw it as an avenue for me to gain personal and professional skills to help me prepare for my career. I would definitely advise other students to join the other members of The Hornet Tribune because it allows students to be actively involved on campus while developing their personal and professional skills.
Nahom Tesfay
Associate Editor for Website Content
nahommoke00@gmail.com
Hello, my name is Nahom Tesfay and I am a freshman computer science major with an expected graduation date of 2029. I was selected to serve as The Hornet Tribune’s associate managing editor for website content for the 2025-26 academic year. As the associate manager of this division, I am expected to support the managing editor and assist her in updating the website with content that will attract students to The Hornet Tribune website.
As the proud son of Mekonnen Tesfay and Melat Atsbaha, I graduated from Ayder Preparatory School (the name of my high school), where I was involved in soccer team and participated in STEM outreach programs, as well as competing in various competitions at the city and state levels. the Mini Media Team and the Student Union.
Born in Mekelle, Ethiopia I chose Alabama State University because it offers a supportive academic environment, strong programs in my field of study, and opportunities for growth through mentorship, leadership, and hands-on learning at an HBCU. My future is to gain real world experience by completing internships related to my major, building professional skills, expanding my network, and preparing for a successful career after graduation, particularly by working with leading technology companies in the United States that offer strong innovation, mentorship, and growth opportunities.
I chose The Hornet Tribune because it is the first Black student newspaper, and it allows me to gain real world experience in digital media, communication, and leadership while contributing to a historic platform that amplifies student voices, and my cousin, who was previously part of it, recommended it to me.
I would advise another student to work for The Hornet Tribune because it provides valuable Hands on experience, builds professional and leadership skills, and allows students to be part of a historic platform that amplifies student voices and campus culture.
Vacant
Proofreader/Copy Editor
nahommoke00@gmail.com
Hello, my name is Nahom Tesfay and I am a freshman computer science major with an expected graduation date of 2029. I was selected to serve as The Hornet Tribune’s associate managing editor for website content for the 2025-26 academic year. As the associate manager of this division, I am expected to support the managing editor and assist her in updating the website with content that will attract students to The Hornet Tribune website.
As the proud son of Mekonnen Tesfay and Melat Atsbaha, I graduated from Ayder Preparatory School (the name of my high school), where I was involved in soccer team and participated in STEM outreach programs, as well as competing in various competitions at the city and state levels. the Mini Media Team and the Student Union.
Born in Ogun, Nigeria, I chose Alabama State University because it offers a supportive academic environment, strong programs in my field of study, and opportunities for growth through mentorship, leadership, and hands-on learning at an HBCU. My future is to gain real world experience by completing internships related to my major, building professional skills, expanding my network, and preparing for a successful career after graduation.
I chose The Hornet Tribune because it is the first Black student newspaper, and it allows me to gain real world experience in digital media, communication, and leadership while contributing to a historic platform that amplifies student voices, and my cousin, who was previously part of it, recommended it to me.
I would advise another student to work for The Hornet Tribune because it provides valuable Hands on experience, builds professional and leadership skills, and allows students to be part of a historic platform that amplifies student voices and campus culture.
