Hayley Gregoire, Multimedia Journalist
Hayley Gregoire is originally from Baton Rouge, Louisiana and earned her master's degree in Journalism from Northwestern's Medill School of Journalism. She attended Fordham University for her undergraduate studies, where she was a member of the Honors College. She double majored in Communications & Culture and Spanish Studies while also pursuing a minor in Sports Journalism.
At Fordham, Hayley interned at SiriusXM as a Video Production Assistant and was involved with her university's radio station, WFUV. While pursuing her graduate degree, she worked for the Chicago Bulls as a Gameday Communications Associate and assisted sports reporters from other outlets by providing them with transcriptions of press conferences. She also interned for Don Lemon's media outlet, where her responsibilities included field reporting, pitching stories, and assisting in the overall production workflow of the show.
In between graduating from Fordham and starting graduate school, Hayley spent a year in Spain, where she worked as an English teacher in a small town. She's excited to incorporate her past experience and Spanish-speaking skills to serve the Michiana area.
Articles by Hayley Gregoire
- Pope Leo XIV undergoes successful surgery after diagnosed with lung cancer
- Cars line up hours before Cops and Goblins ticket window, line wrapping around police station
- Safety on Eddy Street remains a top concern as Notre Dame hosts first football game since last shooting
- Nidal Hasan public execution raises questions with the public
- Execution date set for terrorist and former U.S. military psychiatrist Nidal Hasan, one of his victims from Michiana area
- Eddy Street prepares for heightened policing presence for Saturday's Notre Dame home game
- Saint Mary's hosts 6th annual 'Raise Your Voice' symposium, with keynote speaker leaving people emotional and uplifted
- Stevensville receives $733k EPA grant to clean up former Anstey Foundry
- Concord band gears up for Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
- Kosciusko County hosts job fair as Slate Auto builds workforce of up to 2,000 employees
- Mother of Bissell Street shooting speaks out, pleading for justice while grieving the death of her daughter
- Diamond View Apartments hosts ribbon cutting ceremony, offering affordable housing and disability-focused units
- Former Beacon Health employee says workload foreshadowed upcoming job cuts
- Hunt’s consulting holds press conference in wake of recent gun violence
- Celebrando Hispanic Heritage: Amid gaps in Michiana’s Hispanic History, communities work to preserve their own stories
- Rising cost of diesel fuel adds stress to local farmers
- Juday Creek Golf Course hosts groundbreaking ceremony for new clubhouse
- Triton School Corporation sued over alleged failure to report teacher’s inappropriate relationship with student
- Three human trafficking victims identified during operation in South Bend
- Indiana veterans' property tax benefits changing; some must reapply by Dec. 31
- As September sees some of the highest birthrates, postpartum depression still remains a concern
- Bremen High School teacher finds new way to teach students about 9/11
- South Bend Police Department hosts retirement party for Assistant Chief Daniel Skibins
- North Central Indiana Community Care Fair connects South Bend residents with vital resources
- Open house hosted at Howard Park Community Center, showcasing Potawatomi Park renovation plans