Logan Payne returns this semester as the Editor-in-Chief. He has worked his way up from the reporter position, and will lead the newsroom with his best foot forward. He will also help the incoming reporters with their stories, photos and videos. Before joining The Rampage, Logan was involved with the Roosevelt Theater Company for four years where he wrote, directed, acted, and worked backstage for many productions. Logan has grown very familiar with the cutting room; hours slip away when he video edits due to his perpetual perfectionism. He is well-versed in the art of film and knows that every frame shown and every note heard makes a key difference in the bigger picture. His Youtube channel is where he promotes most of his personal projects. This isn’t his first time in a newsroom either; he’s put together many news packages for Roosevelt High, CART, and The Rampage over the years and is more than comfortable with conducting an interview or being the handyman on set. Logan can’t work on anything without being meticulous, and this eye for detail makes him a wonderful asset to the team. This is Logan’s fourth semester with The Rampage, and he likes to spend his time on campus productively. When he’s not in class, he’s in the library catching up on schoolwork or building a narrative with his team in The Rampage newsroom.

Justin Shaw is the Rampage’s sports editor from Fresno CA. He is 22-years-old and a journalism major who want be a sports broadcaster. During his free time, Justin likes to go bowling but he also practices taking photos. Justin graduated high school as a junior. This is his fourth semester at Fresno City College and his second semester at The Rampage. While at The Rampage, Justin wants to get better at taking photos but also covering stories. He is excited to be apart of The Rampage. He got in to wanting to be a sports broadcaster because when Justin was growing up he played sports as he got older he decided if he wasn’t gonna get a career in sports why not do something with sports so he decided to be a broadcaster. Another thing Justin wants to learn from The Rampage is the real world experience. He is a beginner in photography, but is excited to get better and learn how to get good at photography. He learned and knows how to make articles and cannot wait to put it to the test and meet deadlines. This is a good learning experience and a passion he wants to pursue in getting better at. Even if he does not go into sports broadcasting at least he will have the knowledge and some skills to be a journalist outside of sports. He is ready to help contribute to The Rampage this semester and will do the best he can.

Christianna Schiotis is a 19-year-old who loves the color pink, dinosaurs, and Randy Marsh; paired with that she has childish humor and enjoys a good joke. She graduated in 2023 from Sanger High School with plenty of merit and awards.  This is Schiotis’s fourth semester with the Rampage; this semester she is fulfilling the Editor in Chief role. Her position as the Editor in Chief is listening to the Rampage’s audience and providing them with meaningful stories.   In her time at the Rampage, she has helped win numerous awards. She won two fourth place awards in the on the spot competitions: front page layout and copy editing test. The front page layout consisted of designing a front page from scratch and the copy editing was a 100 question AP style quiz that had to be done in under 30 minutes. She also helped win two first place plaques: one in social media and the other for an on site video competition. Both were a collaborative effort with other staff members.  Last semester she redesigned the website and also designed all the prints editions. Schiotis took journalism classes for two of her high school years. In her first year, she was the Photo Editor. Also in her first year, she was in charge of her school’s Arts and Literary magazine, which got tenth in the nation at NSPA’s journalism conference. For her Senior year, she was her high school’s newspaper’s Editor in Chief, where she led a group of 23 students. During her time, she made her mark and her story got third in the nation. She will forever brag about it. She is also very thankful for the experience and the amazing staff she had. Schiotis also has her own pets who she spoils- her cats Mocha and Haly and puppy Azura. She loves to spend time with her best friend of ten years and her boyfriend of five years. She grew up in Fresno with her three siblings, all younger than her. She is going to do something in the journalism field, but doesn’t know what yet.