Carl Azuz

Carl Azuz is a renowned journalist and anchor of CNN Student News, captivating young audiences with his engaging and informative reporting on diverse topics.

Journalist

August 14, 1989

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Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Carl Azuz, born on August 14, 1989, in Atlanta, Georgia, is an American journalist and anchor best known for his contributions to CNN. Azuz’s passion for journalism emerged during his college years at the University of Georgia, where he majored in broadcast journalism.

After graduating with honors in 2011, Azuz joined CNN as a production assistant and quickly rose through the ranks. In 2015, he became the host of CNN 10, a daily news program specifically designed for middle and high school students.

CNN 10, under Azuz’s leadership, has become a highly influential educational resource. His ability to present complex news stories in a clear, engaging, and age-appropriate manner has earned him widespread praise and recognition. Azuz’s dedication to providing accurate and unbiased news has made him a trusted source of information for students and educators alike.

Throughout his career, Azuz has received numerous awards for his work in journalism and education, including the National Association of Broadcasters Education Foundation’s Service to Children Award, the Gracie Award for Outstanding Children’s Programming, and the Peabody Award for Excellence in Broadcasting.

Beyond his professional achievements, Azuz is known for his commitment to media literacy and his passion for animal welfare. He is an avid runner, a talented musician, and an advocate for various animal rescue organizations. His sense of humor and ability to incorporate lighthearted segments into his news broadcasts have further endeared him to his audience.

Carl Azuz continues to be a respected and influential figure in journalism, inspiring young people to become informed and engaged citizens.